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• Re: Working with IIS 6.0 Application Pools – Overview

  This Article will be Helpful: Versions of the .NET Framework and the IIS6 Application Pools When you need to run a different version of the .NET Framework on different Virtual Directories or Sites. http://dotnetqpearl.net/blogs/securesign/archive/2007/03/31/Versions-of-the-.NET-Framework-and-the-IIS6-Application-Pools.aspx http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/Ahmed_Abd_El_Kader.asp

  Posted to Web Hosting with IIS and ASP.NET (Forum) by securesign on 4/1/2007
  Filed under: Versions of the .NET Framework and the IIS6 Application Pools

• Re: Server Application Unavailable

  You cannot run more than one version of the framework in the same application pool. IIS 6.0 uses the IIS 6.0 process model (w3wp.exe) and uses an isolation feature called application pooling. Application pooling enables applications to run together in one or more processes, as long as they share the same pool designation. Applications that are assigned different application pools never run in the same process. To run a different version of the .NET Framework on a different Virtual Directories inside

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by securesign on 4/1/2007

• Re: Server Application Unavailable

  You cannot run more than one version of the framework in the same application pool. To run a different version of the .NET Framework on a different Virtual Directories inside the site,or sites; create a different Application Pool and assign for each Virtual Directory or each Site one of the Application Pools that you have created. Then you can make each one of this Virtual Directory or/Site run on a different version of the .NET Framework. more information http://dotnetqpearl.net/blogs/securesign

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by securesign on 4/1/2007

• Re: Server Application Unavailable

  You cannot run more than one version of the framework in the same application pool. To run a different version of the .NET Framework on a different Virtual Directories inside the site,or sites; create a different Application Pool and assign for each Virtual Directory or each Site one of the Application Pools that you have created. Then you can make each one of this Virtual Directory or/Site run on a different version of the .NET Framework. more information http://dotnetqpearl.net/blogs/securesign

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by securesign on 4/1/2007

• Re: Server Application Unavailable ??

  To run a different version of the .NET Framework on a different Virtual Directories inside the site,or sites; create a different Application Pool and assign for each Virtual Directory or each Site one of the Application Pools that you have created. Then you can make each one of this Virtual Directory or/Site run on a different version of the .NET Framework. more information http://dotnetqpearl.net/blogs/securesign/archive/2007/03/31/Versions-of-the-.NET-Framework-and-the-IIS6-Application-Pools.aspx

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by securesign on 4/1/2007
  Filed under: Server Application Unavailable

• Re: Server Application Unavailable ??

  When you need to run a different version of the .NET Framework on a different Virtual Directories inside the site,or sites; you need to create a different Application Pool and assign for each Virtual Directory or each Site one of the Application Pools that you have created. Then you can make each one of this Virtual Directory or/Site run on a different version of the .NET Framework. for more information: http://dotnetqpearl.net/blogs/securesign/archive/2007/03/31/Versions-of-the-.NET-Framework-and

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by securesign on 4/1/2007

• Re: Server Application Unavailable Message

  When you need to run a different version of the .NET Framework on a different Virtual Directories inside the site,or sites; you need to create a different Application Pool and assign for each Virtual Directory or each Site one of the Application Pools that you have created. Then you can make each one of this Virtual Directory or/Site run on a different version of the .NET Framework. for more information: http://dotnetqpearl.net/blogs/securesign/archive/2007/03/31/Versions-of-the-.NET-Framework-and

  Posted to FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions (Forum) by securesign on 4/1/2007
  Filed under: Server Application Unavailable, Application Pool, IIS6, Framework Versions

• Re: UnauthorizedAccessException

  First make sure that the the application pool identity user is the Network Service Account,if so then allow the Network Service Account Read Access to the preceding registry key You need to use an administrator account with permission to alter the registry security to perform the following steps: 1. On the taskbar, click Start, and then click Run. Type regedit in the Open box, and then click OK. 2. Expand the outline list in the left panel to locate the desired folder icon at the preceding registry

  Posted to Web Hosting with IIS and ASP.NET (Forum) by securesign on 3/29/2007

• Re: UnauthorizedAccessException

  First make sure that the the application pool identity user is the Network Service Account,if so then allow the Network Service Account Read Access to the preceding registry key You need to use an administrator account with permission to alter the registry security to perform the following steps: 1. On the taskbar, click Start, and then click Run. Type regedit in the Open box, and then click OK. 2. Expand the outline list in the left panel to locate the desired folder icon at the preceding registry

  Posted to Web Hosting with IIS and ASP.NET (Forum) by securesign on 3/29/2007

• Re: How do you allow the user ASPNET to read the registry?

  First make sure that the the application pool identity user is the Network Service Account,if so then allow the Network Service Account Read Access to the preceding registry key You need to use an administrator account with permission to alter the registry security to perform the following steps: 1. On the taskbar, click Start, and then click Run. Type regedit in the Open box, and then click OK. 2. Expand the outline list in the left panel to locate the desired folder icon at the preceding registry

  Posted to Web Hosting with IIS and ASP.NET (Forum) by securesign on 3/24/2007