How to add a TFS group to a ProcessTemplate

Question

I have a TFS group (not an active directory group) that I need to add to every project we create in TFS. I open the XML file and add the group but when I create the project there is no one in it. If I check TFS they are in the group but not the group TFS added.

 <group name="Business Analysts" description="All our BA's">
      <permissions>
        <permission name="GENERIC_READ" class="PROJECT" allow="true" />
        <permission name="GENERIC_WRITE" class="PROJECT" allow="true" />
        <permission name="DELETE" class="PROJECT" allow="false" />
        <permission name="PUBLISH_TEST_RESULTS" class="PROJECT" allow="false" />
        <permission name="DELETE_TEST_RESULTS" class="PROJECT" allow="false" />
        <permission name="ADMINISTER_BUILD" class="PROJECT" allow="false" />
        <permission name="START_BUILD" class="PROJECT" allow="false" />
        <permission name="EDIT_BUILD_STATUS" class="PROJECT" allow="false" />
        <permission name="UPDATE_BUILD" class="PROJECT" allow="false" />
        <permission name="CREATE_CHILDREN" class="CSS_NODE" allow="true" />
        <permission name="WORK_ITEM_READ" class="CSS_NODE" allow="true" />
        <permission name="WORK_ITEM_WRITE" class="CSS_NODE" allow="true" />
        <permission name="MANAGE_TEST_PLANS" class="CSS_NODE" allow="false" />
        <permission name="VIEW_TEST_RESULTS" class="PROJECT" allow="false" />
        <permission name="MANAGE_TEST_ENVIRONMENTS" class="PROJECT" allow="false" />
        <permission name="MANAGE_TEST_CONFIGURATIONS" class="PROJECT" allow="false" />
        <permission name="CREATE_CHILDREN" class="ITERATION_NODE" allow="true" />
        <permission name="DELETE" class="CSS_NODE" allow="true" />
        <permission name="DELETE" class="ITERATION_NODE" allow="true" />
        <permission name="GENERIC_READ" class="CSS_NODE" allow="true" />
        <permission name="GENERIC_READ" class="ITERATION_NODE" allow="true" />
        <permission name="GENERIC_WRITE" class="CSS_NODE" allow="true" />
        <permission name="GENERIC_WRITE" class="ITERATION_NODE" allow="true" />
      </permissions>
      <members>
        <member name="[DefaultCollection]\Business Analysts"></member>
      </members>
    </group>

Answer 1

It depends on where Business Analysts exists. TFS Groups exist at the server level, at the collection level, and at the project level. source For instance, you might try:

member name="[SERVER]\Business Analysts"

This references the TFS Server as the "domain" instead of DefaultCollection.