configure external viewers and editors with Teamprise Explorer. Users may wish to have files opened from within Teamprise Explorer launched from a program other than the system's default viewer. In addition, configuring external viewers may be necessary in situations

configuration file. Normally, you would only do this at the request of Teamprise support. Running Teamprise with a customized log configuration file allows the capture of extended logging information ("debug" info) which is often needed when diagnosing a bug. Technique

configured TFS instances. Authentication with a Kerberos ticket allows you to authenticate from supported client platforms to your server in a secure manner while not providing your password. Once you have obtained a Kerberos ticket, you should be able to configure

configure TFS workspaces and Eclipse workspaces. Some possible configurations lead to problems. The most common actions that lead to problems are manual configuration of working folder mappings and sharing TFS workspaces among multiple Eclipse instances or between Eclipse and Visual

configured as your host name does not match the host name the workspace was created with. In order to use Teamprise to connect to a Microsoft Team Foundation Server, you must have a hostname which does not change. Resolution You can configure

configuration manager. The Configuration Manager is available by choosing Help -> Software Updates -> Managed Configuration. When a feature is disabled, it disappears from the tree shown in the configuration manager. This article explains how to re-enable a feature that has been

configured maven-scm-provider-tfs plugin installed in Maven repository A TFS Command Line Client (either tf.exe provided by Microsoft Team Explorer on Windows, or the Teamprise Command Line Client) Configuring the SCM Provider Before using the SCM provider for a Maven

configuration. Configuring Project Mappings After installing Teamprise Plug-in for Eclipse, you may configure working folder mappings for projects in the Source Control Explorer view. First, open the Team Explorer view, by selecting:Window->Show View__, then selectTeamprise->Team Explorer

configuration information to the directory where it is installed. If it can write to the install directory, it writes some information to the configuration subdirectory. If it cannot write to the install directory, it creates configuration files in the user

configured to only accept NTLMv2 authentication in certain circumstances, to access the server using Teamprise Version 1.0 you must allow NTLMv1 authentication. We realize that this will cause some users problems and we are working to address the issue. For more