Upgrade Microsoft Project Server 2010 to Microsoft Project Server 2013

You can upgrade to Microsoft Project Server 2013 from a Project Server 2010 deployment that integrates with Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2013 (TFS) by following the instructions provided in this topic.

Upgrade process

Upgrade Project Server 2010 to Project Server 2013

• Follow the instructions provided on Microsoft TechNet (above) to upgrade your Project Server 2010 deployment.

Synchronize Project Server and Active Directory security groups

• If you have moved from Windows authentication to Claims Based Authentication, synchronize the Active Directory security groups with Project Server.

  For instructions, see Manage security group synchronization with Active Directory in Project Server 2013.

Set or verify database permissions

• Add the service account of the web application pool for Project Server, and grant the following required permissions: Alter any Schema, Create Table, Delete, Execute, Insert, Select, and Update.

  See Assign permissions to support TFS-Project Server integration.

Add required accounts to security groups

• Add user and service accounts to the required security groups.

  For more information, see Assign permissions to support TFS-Project Server integration.

Register the new PWA

1. Open a Command Prompt window on a computer that has either Visual Studio or Team Explorer installed, and enter:

   cd %programfiles%\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0\Common7\IDE
   

   On a 64-bit edition of Windows, replace %programfiles% with %programfiles(x86)%.

2. Enter the following command:

   TfsAdmin ProjectServer /RegisterPwa /tfs:TfsURL /previousPWA:URLFor2010 /PWA:URLFor2013
   

   For more information, see Register an instance of PWA to TFS.

See Also

Concepts

Update an existing installation and version compatibility requirements

Other Resources

Synchronize Team Foundation Server with Project Server