If you are installing TFS in a large network that utilises proxy servers, especialy those that strip network credentials for what it thinks are internet sites, then you may run into problems..
The instalation program always uses the netbios name of you server. But in my enviroment navigating to thsi in a browser produces a DNS error even on the local machiene.
To solve this problem and actualy get an install, you will need to add:
127.0.0.1 [servername]
To the local hosts file, which you can find at:
c:windowssystem32driversetchost
This will solve the problem on teh local box, but your users will still be unable to access TFS. You require to rename teh server using the instructions: How to: Rename an Application-Tier Server but make sure that you do not actualy rename the physical box.
You will probably need to rename the server to your fully qualified domain name.
You will probably need to rename TFS to the fully qualified domain name of your server.
Have fun…
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