Setup: Windows 2003 Server / IIS 6 / CF 8
We have several websites setup in IIS, each with their own IIS application 
pool.  Every once in a while, one of these application pools will fail more 
than 5 times in ten minutes, causing the application pool to shutdown.  The 
good news is all of our other websites, on their own app pools, stay up.    

Problem: 
After we recycle the app pool, and try to run a CF page, we get an error that 
states there is no mapping between IIS and CF.  My thoughts were that this was 
somehow an IIS issue, and I wanted to confirm that.  I thought the easiest way 
to do so would be to make sure restarting the CF service didn't fix the 
problem.  So I restarted CF, and, to my surprise, we website started working 
again.

So my questions are...
Why do I have to restart CF after I recycle an IIS application pool to get 
everything working again?
To a deeper level, besides the ISAPI extensions (.cfm, .cfc, etc.) listed in 
the IIS websites Home Directory > Configuration > Application Configuration 
page, what is the relationship between IIS, IIS application pools and CF.

Any help here would be greatly appreciated! 

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