Managing Team Foundation Server Sites in Windows SharePoint Services
Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services adds Web publishing and project collaboration features to Team Foundation that can improve communication and increase sharing ideas among users who are assigned tasks in team projects. The project portal for your team project provides a central location for storing documents, posting announcements, listing build information, and reporting on your team project status.
You can perform a number of tasks that affect the overall connectivity and performance of a server running Windows SharePoint Services that is configured for Team Foundation. Some of these tasks are performed only on an as-needed basis, for example specifying a connection to a Team Foundation Server which is running Windows SharePoint Services. Other tasks, such as synchronizing Team Foundation users with users in Windows SharePoint Services, may need to be performed regularly.
In addition, you can customize Windows SharePoint Services in a number of ways to better meet the needs of your organization, including customizing documents, listing build information, or reporting; or standardizing process guidance across your organization.
In This Section
- Understanding Windows SharePoint Services
Describes Windows SharePoint Services and provides links to more information.
- Connecting to a Windows SharePoint Server
Describes the various sites configured by Team Foundation Server on a Windows SharePoint Server as well as the default sites within Windows SharePoint Services.
- Windows SharePoint Services Roles
Describes the various default roles available in Windows SharePoint Services.
- Managing Windows SharePoint Services Sites
Describes various Windows SharePoint Services administrative tasks.
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See Also
Tasks
How to: Set Administrator Permissions for Windows SharePoint Services
How to: Set Project Lead Permissions for Windows SharePoint Services
How to: Set Contributor Permissions for Windows SharePoint Services