Cant connect to TFS 2010 in another domain

I have domain A and domain TEST. I have a test server on domain test. I installed succesfully TFS on that server. I added users from domain TEST,(our prod domain), to the tfs server. I added them as local admin, ad admin, tfs admins, everything you can imagine.

I cant connect, I get this error.

I am sure the password is correct.

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TF31003: Either you have not entered the necessary credentials or your user account does not have permission to connect to the Team Foundation Server at http://10.0.0.152:8080/tfs. Click the Use different credentials link below, or ask your server administrator to add the appropriate permissions to your account.

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A simple way to enforce credential usage when hopping on trusted domains is to use cmdkey. I use it all the time to connect to a TFS server from a non-domain computer. Just do the following:

Open a Cmd Prompt and run:

 cmdkey /add:<yourserver> /user:TEST\user /pass:ThatUsersPassword

Then next time you connect to that server, it shouldn't even ask you for the other user's creds.

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When this sort of thing happens, I like to pull up wireshark and see if there's anything I can see in the data. It's SOAP/XML, so it's human readable. Obviously, the user info will be encrypted, meaning this might not actually get you anywhere, but it's worth a shot.

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I had the same problem, but more strange - it wasn't stable - sometimes login was successful. I think, I found source problem in client's Internet explorer proxy settings! I changed proxy settings (turned on) and all warked now (at least for this time =) )