application-pool

问题 For IIS 7, Help for Recycling Conditions for Application Pool says that Private Memory Usage is ...privately allocated system physical memory ... (The property is named Maximum Used Memory in IIS 6.) And, Event Log entry when application pool recycles; "A worker process with process id of '4824' serving application pool '(thepool)' has requested a recycle because it reached its private bytes memory limit ." Thus, if its private bytes then it must be the committed memory which physical memory

问题 For IIS 7, Help for Recycling Conditions for Application Pool says that Private Memory Usage is ...privately allocated system physical memory ... (The property is named Maximum Used Memory in IIS 6.) And, Event Log entry when application pool recycles; "A worker process with process id of '4824' serving application pool '(thepool)' has requested a recycle because it reached its private bytes memory limit ." Thus, if its private bytes then it must be the committed memory which physical memory

问题 The Problem: When new IIS Application Pools are created and set to use the Application Pool Identity for permissions, I am unsure how to add those identities to User Groups such as Administrator or Performance Counter Users. The Background: I'm currently writing a C#.NET library which uses Microsoft.Web.Administration in order to do the following: Detect if IIS 7.x is installed, and if so, what components. Install or upgrade IIS 7.x to a provided list of required components. Create/manage one

问题 Does asp run in the IIS application pool for which the website is configured? Or is the application pool only for asp.NET applications. How do those two relate to each other, what do i need to know to understand who's doing what and where are they doing it... 回答1: An ASP Classic application will run in the application pool to which it is assigned. ASP.NET application also run in their assigned application, hence its possible that one or more ASP.NET applications and one or more ASP

问题 I've always wondered, lets say you have two asp.net websites running in the same app pool. Lets call them Website 1 and Website 2 Both of these websites reference some shared code, lets call it Awesome.dll Lets say that Awesome.dll contains a class defined as below public static class Foo { public static string Bar { get; set; } } My question: Do both websites share the same static class or do they have their own isolated copy? That is to say, if Website 1 makes a change to Foo.Bar, is that

问题 I have a number of ASP.NET (4.0) web applications that appear to leak (a small amount) of memory during each request. It is such a small amount, that for most use-cases, it will not grow to become a problem for weeks or even months at a time. I generally try to be good with closing any connections managed by the application, avoiding state-variables (or instance variables for my singleton), etc. My question is this - is this normal behavior for ASP.NET applications? I had turned off the

问题 What are the effects of IIS's app pool setting for recycling to recycle after "Fixed number of requests"? Suppose this number is 100, and the 99th person connects to my web site, then the 100th person comes and will trigger an application pool recycle. Does this mean all session information for sessions 1-99 will be lost (in-process session will expire when application pool worker process restarts)? 回答1: You basically have it right, but it's not the person, it's the request. Each aspx page

问题 I am trying to get IIS 7 application pool recycle, start, stop, etc. events to be logged to the Windows Event Log . I followed the steps outlined in this article but didn't have any success. I restarted the application pool and nothing was logged in the Event Log. (I checked both the "Application" and "System" logs.) But when I do an IIS reset that gets logged. 回答1: For IIS 7 , IIS Manager can be used to enable recycle events to be logged in the Windows Event Log: Open IIS Manager. Click

问题 I am running IIS 8.5 on a Windows 2012 R2 Core box. I created a new application pool called "MyNewAppPool". I have a website instance, called "MyNewWebsite.com" running in the "MyNewAppPool" application pool. The Identity used for "MyNewAppPool" is "ApplicationPoolIdentity". It is my understanding that I can assign security permissions for application pools in IIS 8.5 by using the auto-generated local virtual accounts, which will be named "IIS AppPool\{Application Pool Name}". So, in Windows

问题 Currently we are developing an ASMX, ASP 2.0, IIS 7 web service that does some calculations (and return a dynamically generated document) and will take approx. 60 seconds to run. Since whe have a big machine with multiple cores and lots of RAM, I expected that IIS tries its best to route the requests that arrive in its requests queue to all available threads of the app pool's thread pool. But we experience quiet the opposite: When we issue requests to the ASMX web service URL from multiple