Hi Henrik,
How are you doing on this issue, does the things in our former messages
help a little? If there're anything else we can help, please feel free to
post here.
Thanks,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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| Thanks for Brock's informative inputs.
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| Hi Henrik,
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| As Brock has mentioned, for IIS5.X , our asp.net application are limited
to
| the global processModel idenitity setting and hard to separate multi
| applications' process identity configuration. However, in IIS6, the new
| application process isolation model allow us to configure separate
process
| identities for separate applicaiton pool and associate one or multiple
| ASP.NET application with a certain application pool.
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| #Configuring ASP.NET Applications in Worker Process Isolation Mode (IIS
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| Hope also helps. Thanks,
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| | IIS5 had the limitation of only one copy of the worker process (per
CPU,
| | but forget that for now). IIS6 allows an arbitrary number of worker
| processes
| | and each can have its own identity. These are called Application Pools.
| That's
| | one major reason why IIS6 is highly encouraged over IIS5.
| |
| | -Brock
| | DevelopMentor
| |
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
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| | > Hello!
| | >
| | > From default, the ASPNET user is giving the process identity for the
| | > ASP.NET runtime environment of IIS, however it's possible to change
| | > the user by modifying the <processModel> element in the machine.config
| | > file.
| | >
| | > Is it possible to have multiple IIS servers running, each with their
| | > own user specified for the process identity or to specify the process
| | > identity specifically for each of the ASP.NET WebForms applications
| | > run by a singular IIS server?
| | >
| | > Best regards,
| | >
| | > Henrik Dahl
| | >
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