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Ian
Ian

Reputation: 333

Identifying Version of Team Foundation Server

Can someone with Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010 SP1 installed on their server tell me what version is showing up on TFS Administration Console.

I'd like to find out if our server has been updated with SP1 or not?

Many thanks

Upvotes: 23

Views: 39628

Answers (4)

Michael Innes
Michael Innes

Reputation: 2082

Microsoft Team Foundation Server Support published the complete list of all Team Foundation Server versions from 2005 onwards (till November 2013).

The below chart lists the TFS Versions with Product Version number.
SP = Service Pack and CU = Cumulative Update

  • Team Foundation Server 2005

    RTM             SP1
8.0.50727.147   8.0.50727.762

  • Team Foundation Server 2008

    RTM         SP1
9.0.21022.8 9.0.30729.1

  • Team Foundation Server 2010

    RTM             SP1             CU2
10.0.30319.1    10.0.40219.1    10.0.40219.371

  • Team Foundation Server 2012

    RTM             Update 1        Update 1 CU 1   Update 2        Update 3        Update 4
11.0.50727.1    11.0.51106.1    11.0.60123.100  11.0.60315.1    11.0.60610.1    11.0.61030.0

  • Team Foundation Server 2013

    RC              RTM             Update 2        Update 3 RC     Update 3        Update 4 RC     Update 4        Update 5    
12.0.20827.3    12.0.21005.1    12.0.30324.0    12.0.30626.0    12.0.30723.0    12.0.31010.0    12.0.31101.0    12.0.40629.0

    There is no Update 1 for TFS 2013

  • Team Foundation Server 2015

    CTP             RC              RC2             RTM         Update 1 RC 1   Update 1 RC 2   Update 1        Update 2 RC 1       Update 2 RC 2       Update 2        Update 2.1      Update 3        Update 4 RC 1       Update 4
14.0.22604.0    14.0.22824.0    14.0.23102.0    14.0.23128  14.0.24606.0    14.0.24626.0    14.0.24712.0    14.95.25005.0       14.95.25029.0       14.95.25122.0   14.95.25229.0   14.102.25423.0  14.113.26306.0  14.114.26403.0

  • Team Foundation Server 2017

    RC1             RC2             RTM             Update 1 RC1    Update 1 RC2    Update 1 RTM (released on 7 March, 2017)    Update 1 RTM (released on 9 March, 2017)    Update 2 RC1    Update 2 RC2    Update 2 RTM    Update 3 RC1    Update 3 RTM
15.103.25603.0  15.105.25716.0  15.105.25910.0  15.111.26117.0  15.112.26206.0  15.112.26301.0                              15.112.26307.0                              15.117.26526.0  15.117.26615.0  15.117.26714.0  15.117.26912.0  15.117.27024.0

  • Team Foundation Server 2018

    RC1             RC2             RTW
16.121.26818.0  16.122.26918.3  16.122.27102.1

Upvotes: 59

Andy
Andy

Reputation: 2354

This helped:

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/tfssetup/2013/11/21/what-version-of-team-foundation-server-do-i-have

But if for some reason you cannot get there because you don't have remote access to the server, you can check the area of web.config (if you have access to that via ftp or something)

I found 

<add key="applicationSettingsReader" value="Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Framework.Server.WebApplicationSettings, Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Framework.Server, Version=12.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a" />

in there.

Upvotes: 1

73rian
73rian

Reputation: 61

Open the folder "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010\Tools" and add the "File Version" column. The Microsoft.TeamFoundation.* DLLs with the highest version number indicate which updates have been applied:

10.0.30319.1 - TFS 2010 RTM
10.0.40219.1 - TFS 2010 with Service Pack 1
10.0.40219.371 - TFS 2010 with Service Pack 1 and Cumulative Update 2

Upvotes: 6

Jonathan Nixon
Jonathan Nixon

Reputation: 4952

In the console, if I go to Help....About Team Foundation Administration Console it shows:

Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010 (30319.01)

You could also look in the View Installed Updates in the Programs and Features in Control Panel (depending on your OS).

Upvotes: 12

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