Worker Process Isolation Mode in IIS 6.0 (IIS 6.0)
This section explains how use IIS Manager to configure Internet Information Services (IIS) to execute Web-based applications with IIS in worker process isolation mode.
This section includes the following information:
| • | Configuring Application Pools in IIS 6.0: Explains the advantages of pooling application processes, and describes how to create and configure application pools. |
| • | Recycling Worker Processes with IIS 6.0: Describes how to configure IIS to periodically restart worker processes in an application pool. |
| • | Configuring Worker Processes for Idle Timeout: Describes how to configure idle process timeout, which is a resource management feature. |
| • | Processor Affinity: Explains the concept of process/processor affinity. |
| • | Configuring Web Gardens with IIS 6.0: Describes how to configure multiple application pools running under one worker process. |
| • | Application Pool Health: Explains the concepts of application pool health and health monitoring. |
| • | Configuring Health Monitoring: Describes how to enable IIS to monitor the health of each worker process. |
| • | Configuring Rapid-Fail Protection in IIS 6.0: Describes how to protect resources when the requests to a worker process fail rapidly. |
| • | Configuring Startup and Shutdown Time Limits: Explains how to configure a worker process to startup on demand when the first request for a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is received. |
| • | Configuring Application Pool Identity with IIS 6.0: Describes the security considerations that are related to configuring the identity of an application pool. |
Related Information
| • | For an overview of IIS worker process isolation mode, see About Configuring Servers for Applications. |
| • | For information on configuring applications, see Configuring Applications in IIS 6.0. |
