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Hi,<br />
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Can anyone tell me if it is possible to put all of my current 10 sites on my Windows 2003 Server on separate Application pools?<br />
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I want to do this, as I learnt that doing this means that if a site encounters a memory leak of what ever kind that it will not affect other sites &nbsp;on the server. At current when a web site is added it automatically puts it in the same application pool, again, as I have just recently learned. lol<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
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Andrew
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Hi,

Can anyone tell me if it is possible to put all of my current 10 sites on my Windows 2003 Server on separate Application pools?

I want to do this, as I learnt that doing this means that if a site encounters a memory leak of what ever kind that it will not affect other sites  on the server. At current when a web site is added it automatically puts it in the same application pool, again, as I have just recently learned. lol

Thanks in advance

Andrew

Application Pools

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