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Have anyone installed TFS 2015 RTM with SQL Server Express instead of SQL Server 2012? What are limitations and drawbacks?
The recommended version of SQL Server for TFS 2015 are SQL Server 2014 or SQL Server 2012 (minimum SP1). TFS supports Express, Standard, and Enterprise editions of SQL server. The Express edition is only recommended for evaluation purposes, personal use, or for very small teams. We recommend Standard or Enterprise for all other scenarios. See TFS requirements and compatibility.
You can use the basic configuration of Team Foundation Server, which comes with the required version of SQL Server Express. Check Limitations of SQL Server Express (stackoverflow post).
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I need to migrate our online VSTS to our own self-hosted TFS 2017 server.
Is there a way to do it and preserve history?
No, there currently is no easy way to move from Azure DevOps (formerly VSTS) back to Azure DevOps Server (formerly TFS) with full fidelity.
There are tools that can migrate work items over. There are tools that can migrate git over. There are tools that can migrate TFVC over (but all IDs change)... But there are so many other things potentially in your Team Projects (like Test results, builds, package management etc)...
In the end getting (mostly) everything from Azure DevOps into Azure DevOps Server should be doable, but you may loose links between items, lose some history and will likely reset dates and author data in the process.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7cb80f0d-0119-4277-82e8-719a8db1796e
This is the link which was shared in a similar post some two years ago. However the link is not available anymore. Do we have an alternative.
If you want to migrate from VSTS to TFS on-premise, please see Migrate VSO to on premises TFS.
You can also have a try for VSTS Sync Migration Tools,it allows you to bulk edit and migrate data between Team Projects on both Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) and Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS).
Then the alternative way would be get and upload the source code manually. And use Execl to export and import the work items.
Also, you can use OpsHub Visual Studio Migration Utility, the Commercial Edition supports migration from either TFS or VSTS to either TFS or VSTS.
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I want to move my TFS 2008 to Visual studio Team Services. Could you please tell me how to do that ? I saw few articles on this but it looks complicated to follow those steps.
Since TFS 2008 (and indeed 2010) is no longer supported you Will likely find it difficult to find documentation. There are two tools to help you. One from OpsHub that can migrate you to Team Services and the other from the product team called TFS Integration Tools.
You should follow the ALM Rangers migration guide if you can, and use the OpsHub tool if you can't.
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Currently our company is using TFS 2010 and TFS 2012 RC.
we need to upgrade TFS 2010 and TFS 2012 RC to TFS 2012 final on different server,
that already people are using the TFS 2010 and TFS 2012 RC environment.
I am not really sure what the question is here so I'll give you some links with information on the upgrade process. If you have specific questions, feel free to ask.
Upgrade guidance put together by the TFS Rangers: http://vsarupgradeguide.codeplex.com/releases
Official install and admin guides: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=29035
A link to a book that covers the topic: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/181289
The TFS integration project is what you want.
http://tfsintegration.codeplex.com/
We've used it successfully to consolidate two TFS 2010 servers with multiple project collections into a single TFS 2012 with a single project collection. It also provides two-way synchronisation so that a gradual migration of users is possible.
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Does anybody know how to adjust the number of RDC sessions for a specific user in Windows 2008 Server?
Would really appreciate it!
Thanks a million!
Windows 2003 had 2 sessions + 1 console session, Windows 2008 has just 2. If you need more sessions you have to set the server in Application mode and buy Terminal Server Client Access Licenses or TS CAL's which were recently rebranded to RDP (Remote Desktop Services) CAL's.
PS: there are of course patches for Terminal Server on both 2003 and 2008 on the net but I assume you are not searching for those.
With windows 2003 you were limited to two sessions allowed at any time by default with the licence. To get access to more sessions you'll need to pay extra (If MS followed the same model).
You can find this in the Control panels, remote management section.