Exposing TFS 2010 to the web using ISA 2006

If you are using Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010 you might want to enable it to be used from outside your network. Once that is done, you would want to create new rules in ISA 2006 to expose it to the web. This tutorial assumes that you have already configured TFS to use FQDN links to get to it. If you need to configure TFS to use FQDN links, you can use this post as a guideline.

I also assume that you know how to set up new rules in

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#1 written by URL 1 year ago

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#2 written by Zavrina 1 year ago

Gosh, I wish I would have had that infmoraotin earlier!

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- #3 written by tjopsta 1 year ago
  
  hehe ur welcome
  
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#4 written by Nick 2 years ago

Great post.
Would this also apply to a TMG firewall ?
I can’t get the TFS webservice working.. darn

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#5 written by Victor 2 years ago

Sorry man, It was my fault, I didn´t put the Authentication Delegation correct. It´s working now. Thanks for the help.

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#6 written by Victor 2 years ago

The indicated by the tutorial, basic and integrated. I tried if authenticated user and all users and in both cases doesn´t work.

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#7 written by tjopsta 2 years ago

Which authentication mechanisms are you allowing? in your “users” tab are you allowing “all users” or only “authenticated users”? It should be “all authenticated users”

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#8 written by Victor 2 years ago

For internal configuration it worked but when I trying to access the site from a external computer I receive the messsage:
Error Code: 403 Forbidden. The server denied the specified Uniform Resource Locator (URL). Contact the server administrator. (12202)
Any idea to solve my problem?

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#9 written by Tjopsta 3 years ago

Yeah valid point. Although TFS installed IIS on the server for me, and it worked with isa without and config changed to IIS. Then again I’ve only used TFS on my own laptop outside the network on ntlm authentication. Will try it in basic and let you know.

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#10 written by Evandro Reis 3 years ago

Thank you. It worked like a charm. Although it is worth mentioning that IIS authentication methods must be compatible with the listener otherwise it won’t work.

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