Setting up SharePoint extensions for TFS in a remote server might cause below error.
*******************************************************************************************************
TF250049: The following URL for Team Foundation Server could not be verified: <TFSUrl>. The following error was received: TF250067: No connection could be made to Team Foundation Server at the following address: <TFSUrl>. Either the specified URL does not point to a server that is running Team Foundation Server, the server is not available, or the service account for SharePoint Products does not have sufficient permissions on that server. The service account for SharePoint Products might not have been added to the required group in Team Foundation Server. For more information, see the Microsoft Web site (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=254457).. This error must be corrected before you can grant access between Team Foundation Server and the SharePoint Web application. For more information, see the Microsoft Web site (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=254457).
*******************************************************************************************************
SharePoint Application pool user for SharePoint central admin and SharePoint Web Application for TFS, is required to be in TFS SharePoint Web Application Services group.
Go to TFS Administration Console in TFS AT and add SharePoint Application pool user to SharePoint Web Application Services group.
This will allow to grant access to SharePoint in a remote server for TFS.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
In Azure DevOps YAML pipelines there are several functions available for you to use. replace is such a useful function, which you can use t...
-
Adding Azure Container Registry (ACR) service connection to Azure DevOps is really simple as described in " Create Service Connection ...
-
We have discueed, that we have to use an environment variable to handle input parameter default values, if we are using trigger for workflo...
-
Some times a silly mistake can waste lot of time of a developer. The exception “System.IO.IOException: The response ended prematurely.” whil...
-
Sometimes you may need to edit files especially the web.config or appsettings.json files after deploying your application to Azure App Servi...
2 comments:
Hi Chaminda,
Nice Post!. I have the App Pool account added to the Sharepoint Web Application Service group but still am receiving the same error "TF250049 and TF250067"
Let me know if you have any queries
Loop Check back was the issue and i disabled it and everything went well
Post a Comment