IIS 7.0 Web Site and Application Pool Actions

Posted on February 26, 2008 by J.D. Wade

Mike Volodarsky has posted a great blog post explaining what different actions (stop, start, recyling, etc.) do to either a web site or application pool in IIS 7.0. From a SharePoint perspective, this helps to understand the mechanics of what is going on when you are administering SharePoint on Windows 2008 servers and working with IIS 7.0.

About J.D. Wade

Lead Technical Cloud Architect, husband, active in community theatre, love watching movies, have been described as “quirky”, aka “KB Man”
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