After reading many posts in the TFS forums, I'm pretty sure the product is unuseable in our development environment but I would still like some sort of confirmation from people with more experience with TFS.

We have many remote developers who access domain A over a VPN connection. TFS is installed in domain B and there is no trust between the two domains. I cannot duplicate the domain A developers accounts into the domain B since the password complexity policies differs and are incompatible.

So far I have not been able to get Team Explorer from domain A to make any sort of connection to TFS in domain B. I always get a TFS31002: Unable to connect to this team Foundation Server

-The TFS name, port number or protocol is incorrect

-The TFS server is offline

-Password is expired or incorrect

I know for sure that TFS is operational since I can connect to it from VS2005 running within domain B.

So my questions are:

1- Is this scenario supported by TFS

2- Can I tell team Explorer which credentials to use to connect to TFS

Regards,

Gaetan.