When installing a new Team Foundation Server, is there a way to use an existing SharePoint Web Application?
Yes. During initial setup you have the option to enter any WSS site URL in the setup wizard. Later, if you want all team projects for a server to use a different WSS Site, then after installation you will need to run TfsAdminUtil.exe ConfigureConnections to change the URL that TFS will use. Note that this command does not move your WSS content and you will need to migrate whatever existing WSS docs you have to the new server. Be sure on the new WSS box to install the TFS Sharepoint Extensions or you will not be able to create new Team Projects. In Whidbey and Orcas there is an 1:1 relationship between Team Foundation Server and the WSS Site. We do not support separate WSS sites for different team projects from the same Team Foundation Server. We also do not support a single WSS site working with multiple Team Foundation Servers. See also: http://blogs.msdn.com/sudhir/archive/2007/06/25/sharing-your-corporate-sharepoint-server-with-multiple-tfs-servers.aspx Q: How do I add or remove acc
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