> Do the IIS application pools have any affect on ColdFusion. > Is there any reason to configure them one way or another to > aid the performance of an Windows 2003 server run ColdFusion > 8 Enterprise in Multi-home mode. We plan to have several IIS > websites configured to use different instances of ColdFusion. > Is there any advantage or disadvantage to also configuring > multiple application pools?
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