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Good,

If as I work with several different Team Foundation servers in several different domains and also have several different users for each server, in more than one occasion you might wonder:

with that username I am connected to the TFS server?

As well, let’s see a couple of examples of how to know this fact.

1 Create a new WorkItem

This is the simplest scenario of all, you just have to create a new WorkItem, and the magic of Visual Studio will give us this information.

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2 Create a folder in Source Control

In this case, we see not only the user, but also in format [Domain\user]

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3 Verify the credentials with which you are working

In the event that we have selected the option to remember the credentials for connecting to a server, accessing to [Control Panel \ All control panel items \ applicants manager] can see them

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4 Navigate to Visual Studio 2010 Team Web Access

Couple the same above, web view will show the user that we have saved for the connection to Team Foundation Server.

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