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Difference between app pool and app domain in iis ?
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App Pool and App Domain both are for isolations on different approches.App Pool use process to isolate without .net but for App Domain isolation methods by .net.
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For Multiple websites in IIS need different Application Pool.In Single domain purpose we use Application Domain.   Your Comment




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