The
service accounts in the following table are the identities for Team Foundation
Server and its components.
The
service account for Team Foundation Server is also used in Internet Information
Services (IIS) as the identity of the application pool for Team Foundation
Server.
|
Component
|
Sample user logon name
|
Requirements
|
|
Team
Foundation Server
|
TFSSERVICE
|
You can
specify a built-in account or a user account. If you specify a user account,
it must have the Log on as a service permission.
You
must not use the account that you use to install Team Foundation Server as
the account for TFSSERVICE. For example, if you are logged in as domain\user1
when you install Team Foundation Server, do not use domain\user1 as the
account for TFSSERVICE.
If you
are using reports, you must add TFSSERVICE to the Content Manager role on the
server that is running SQL Server Reporting Services. For more information,
see Add the Service
Account for Team Foundation Server to the Report Server.
If your
SharePoint site was not installed at the same time as Team Foundation Server,
you must add TFSSERVICE to the Farm Administrators group for the SharePoint
Central Administration site. For more information, see Add the Service
Account for Team Foundation Server to the Farm Administrators Group.
Default:
Network Service
|
|
Team
Foundation Build
|
TFSBUILD
|
You can
specify a built-in account or a user account. If you use a user account, it
must have the Log on as a service permission.
|
|
Team
Foundation Server Proxy
|
TFSPROXY
|
You can
specify a built-in account or a user account. If you use a user account, it
must have the Log on as a service permission.
|
The
report reader account is the identity that is used to gather information for
reports. If you use reporting, you must specify a report reader account when
you install Team Foundation Server.
If you
install Team Foundation Server with the default options, the report reader
account is also used as the identity of the service account for SharePoint
Foundation 2010.
|
Feature
|
Sample user logon name
|
Requirements
|
|
Reporting
|
TFSREPORTS
|
You
must specify a user account that has the Allow log on locally permission.
Default:
You are prompted for this account. You cannot use a built-in account for the
report reader account.
|
The
following table lists the service accounts that are the identities that are
used to run Windows services for SharePoint Products and SQL Server.
The
service account for SharePoint Products is also the identity of the application
pool for the SharePoint Central Administration site.
|
Software
|
Sample user logon name
|
Requirements
|
|
SharePoint
Products
|
WSSSERVICE
|
You
must specify a user account.
Default:
If you install Team Foundation Server with the default options, the account
that you specified as the report reader account is also used for this
account.
|
|
SQL
Server
|
SQLSERVICE
|
You can
use a built-in system account or set up an account before you install SQL
Server. Team Foundation Server has no requirements for this account.
|
To make
it easier to discuss the different accounts that Team Foundation Server
requires, this guide uses the placeholder names that are specified in the
tables above. You do not have to use these placeholder names for any accounts
that you might create.
Reference
No comments:
Post a Comment