How to configure sourcesafe for internet access

by APIJunkie 5/2/2008 7:17:00 AM

I was looking for a good source on setting up sourcesafe access over HTTP/HTTPS.

Unfortunately MSDN help on this subject is a little scarce.

I found this great guide for setting up sourcesafe over an internet connection

It is a very detailed step by step guide that can get you up and running very fast.

Kudos to Alin Constantin for the great guide :)

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