Create Team Project simulation did not succeed
The information in this article applies to:
Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010
Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008
SQL Server 2008
Servers that host the application tier, SharePoint Products, and SQL Server Reporting Services
Team Foundation Server Complete Health Check
Team Foundation Server Framework Health Check
SharePoint Products Health Check
The Best Practices Analyzer tool for Team Foundation Server performs several Web service calls to determine whether the configuration will support the creation of a team project.
One or more of the following error messages appears if the tool cannot retrieve the requested information or if the tool determines that the user's permissions are not sufficient to create a team project:
Web service call failures:
ReportService Web service experienced a call failure
SharePoint Products Web service experienced a call failure
Team Foundation Server {0} Web service could not be accessed
Team Foundation Server CommonStructureService Web service experienced a call failure
Team Foundation Server ProcessTemplate Web service experienced a call failure
To resolve a Web service call failure, perform the recommended actions that A Web service could not be called describes.
Insufficient permissions:
참고
The tool checks the permissions of the person who logged on before running the tool. To determine whether a user has sufficient permissions, the tool examines only direct membership of groups in SharePoint Products and SQL Server Reporting Services. The tool does not examine permissions for groups of which the user is a member.
User "{0}" is not part of the Site Administrators group for SharePoint Products
User "{0}"does not have Team Foundation Content Manager permissions
User does not have System Administrator permissions
To resolve a permissions issue, see the following topic on the Microsoft Web site: Managing Permissions.
See Also
Tasks
A Web service could not be called
SharePoint Products is not configured correctly