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July 14, 2010 Sys Admin

Quickly and easily setup “Work Item Only View” team web access users in TFS 2010

Team Foundation Server has some notoriety when it comes to administering security. When it comes to giving a client or remote user access to enter work items and bugs only, wading through the quagmire of MSDN can make it seem impossible. I’ll show you a quick direct path to giving a client remote access.

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