Team Foundation Server question

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Hi all,

I've created a VPC with Team Foundation Server installed (not in a
domain).

From the host (in a domain) I can ping the TFS VPC, and I try to
connect with windows explorer, it asks credentials and connection
succeeds.

If I connect with Team Explorer from the host, it hangs and after a
few minutes it tells me it can't connect. Probably because it tries to
connect with domain user name..?

How can I make Team Explorer connect to the TFS VPC with a user that
is known by the TFS VPC? Is there I way that Team Explorer on the host
asks for credentials before connecting to the TFS VPC?

Thanks!
.

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