Set Up Database Access via Visual SourceSafe (Internet) Plug-In. Nordictrack Treadmill Ifit Cd here. Security / Identity. Accessing a VSS Database located on a file server via Internet. Microsoft Visual Source safe Internet Database adding problem. ( Plug in >Internet. ----- Visual SourceSafe Internet.

Installing and configuring Microsoft Visual SourceSafe for Internet (Remote) access Installing and configuring Microsoft Visual SourceSafe for Internet (Remote) access Visual SourceSafe Internet is a source control MSSCCI plugin for Visual Studio that allows remote access to VSS databases. Configuring VSS for Internet access may require in the best case only enabling 2 checkboxes in admin interface, but in the worst case may require granting permissions or instaling and accepting certificates. I believe that someone not familiar with SourceSafe will find it difficult to set all options correctly for Remote access, therefore I decided to write this page as a step-by-step tutorial. In the examples below I'll use the worst case scenario: 2 computers not in the same domain, new vss database without matching Windows users, untrusted SSL certificate, etc. The name of the server computer in my home network is ALINC-HOME, and it is visible on the Internet using address.

I logged in on the home machine as ALINC-HOME Alin to configure the VSS for remote access. I want to create a SourceSafe database on the home machine, and access it from the work network, where I'm logged in on ALINC00 machine joined to REDMOND domain as REDMOND alinc. (The pictures below that have the XP Luna style are from the work machine, while the pictures with the classic Windows style are from the home machine) Installing Microsoft Visual SourceSafe Internet • You need to install Microsoft Visual SourceSafe on both client and server machine (server is the machine that will host the VSS database). • On Server, select Custom Install and make sure you select the 'Server Components' (or at least the HTTP Remote Access component); they are not installed in Default installation confuguration. • On Client machine, you can select the Default (although I see no reason for doing this - you only save about 600kb disk space). Kaspersky Internet Security Key Files [7-apr-2011] there. • After installing Visual SourceSafe, you must select the VSS Internet plugin as the active source control provider. If you use Visual Studio 2005, you can use Tools/Options menu, select the SourceControl/Plug-in Selection page in the options tree, and in the combobox select the 'Microsoft Visual SourceSafe (Internet)' plugin, like in the picture below: If you use Visual Studio 2003 or older you will need to use a 3rd party MSSCCI switcher.