In this article (http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/021502-1.aspx)<BR><BR>Scott mentions at the bottom that<BR>"...Using ASP.NET, you'll find that your Web server has better uptime since ASP.NET can proactively restart itself when it gets into a jam ..."<BR><BR>Can anyone explain how to set this up? I'm confused. Does this mean that IIS services will restart? Or just the ASP.NET processes?<BR><BR>You don't set this up that I know of. The .NET Framework automatically handles this for you.<BR><BR>I know it can restart the .NET processes, but I am not sure it can restart IIS. I remember reading somewhere that it can restart IIS if it determines that IIS has no connections for x minutes, but I don't remember where I read this, so I may be confused.<BR><BR>Hope that helps some.
Dynamically Restart IIS with ASP.NET?
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