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I have installed TeamCity on a server machine, but I would like to administer it from other machines. How should I proceed ?

All the machines are on local network and a domain.

pyfunc
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Tomas Pajonk
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  • You might as well try to ask on `http://serverfault.com/`, this is a site just as SO, expressly oriented toward technical stuffs, servers, infrastructure, etc. I'm sure they might be of good help too. =) – Will Marcouiller Nov 27 '10 at 07:40

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Allow the TeamCity port in the firewall. This was rather simple.

Tomas Pajonk
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Depending on your domain admins, you might find the default rule "World Wide Web Services (HTTP Traffic-In)" allows port 80 traffic, but in my case Programs and Services/Programs was greyed out and fixed to "System" only.

In my case I just needed to add a "TeamCity" rule to allow TCP traffic in for ports, 80, 8080, 9080 and 9090 (change to suit the ports you have set up).

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