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I am using Team Explorer everywhere with Eclipse when I try to check-in my changes I get the following error:
Access TFS server denied access to myServerAddress (authentication as myComputerName / myUser)
I received the Tried to use the CrossPlatformCommandLine tool with tf profile
command, but I got the following message
one Rk error: command 'profile' is unknown
I can how to manage your credentials?
The profile was removed from Team Explorer everywhere 2012. TE 2012 certification is as follows:
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If you have specified credentials on the command-line, then it will be used.
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If you have specified credentials for your TFS server, then it will be used.
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On Windows, TE will use credentials.
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On Mac OS, TE will use credentials in the chicane.
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On other Unix systems, the TE file will use e
$ HOME /. Microsoft / Team Foundation / 4.0 / Configuration / TEE-Servers / Credentials.xml
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If no stored passwords are available, then TEE 2012 will attempt to authenticate you with currently logged in user credentials.
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On Windows, you will get a single sign-on and will not need it if you are on the TFS server on the same domain, to enter the password, enter your log-in domain And there is a relation between the TFS server's domain or if you are using a "Shadow Account" on your local machine account on the TFS server.
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On Unix platforms, if you have a Kerberos ticket, we will attempt to authenticate it (if TFS server is configured to support Negotiate Certification .
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If you can not define your logged-in user credentials, you will be prompted for your username and password, unless you have specified the
-noprompt
command line option.
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Therefore, if TM Explorer is not able to authenticate using your log-in credentials everywhere, you can assign your credentials to your account You can override this behavior by adding it to.
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