At my current employer, I am the sole administrator for Microsoft’s Team Foundation Server 2008.
When I first started here, I took over TFS Admin, but the server was configured very strangely. So as I was required to ‘prove’ a backup/restore solution for their TFS data, it was agreed that I would also perform a new build of the TFS server.
When I first took over the admin role, there were some permission issues. I wasn’t able to create new projects. I eventually sorted this and created a ‘TEST’ project.
Having restored the existing project data to my newly built server, I wanted to remove this TEST project. From Visual Studio 2008/Team Explorer 2008 it isn’t obvious how you delete a team project from TFS.
Searching the Internet revealed it was possible using the command-line command TfsDeleteProject
Here’s an example:
[sourcecode language="html"]
TfsDeleteProject /server:<server_name> "<project_name>"
Where:
<server_name> is the name of your TFS Server
<project_name> is the name of the project to delete
Neil
Virgin Media SuperHub 2: Changing the LAN IP
We've just moved house and I called up the requested 2 weeks before the move and informed Virgin Media. The 2 weeks was sufficient time for me to arrange a Virgin Media engineer to come to our new house, on the day we moved in, and set up our services.
We originally had the old SuperHub, but the engineer replaced it with the new SuperHub (which I wasn't expecting) and so I had to reconfigure the new router with my desired settings.
In my experience, the old SuperHub was renowned for dropping the Internet connection and required a reboot to get things working again. This happened so regularly, that I had to use a timer to power the router off, once a day, and then back on again. This was done in the early hours of the morning to avoid any active Internet sessions.
Eventually I grew tired of this and decided to use the SuperHub in modem mode and connect another router with a WAN port to resolve this issue.
So with the new SuperHub 2 I decided to reduce the hardwar...
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