Team Foundation Server Permissions
Dec 8, 2005vstsuetb

Summary
This post details the fundamental concepts of permissions in Team Foundation Server, explaining the 'Deny', 'Allow', and 'Unset' authorization settings. It elaborates on permission inheritance and the precedence of 'Deny' over 'Allow'. The post categorizes permissions into Server-Level, Project-Level, Work Item Tracking Area-Level, and Source Control Permissions, listing specific permission names, their command-line equivalents, and descriptions for each category. It also outlines how these permissions can be managed through the Team Foundation Server user interface and command-line utilities.
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