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Problem with subdomains in a application pool

R

RobertS

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I offer free web hosting to some users by giving them a free sub domain.

The domain it self has its own application pool which works fine, if this pool crashes other websites still works.

But the problem is the sub domains, regularly users install strange codes which give an error in the event log and after some errors the pool crashes and shuts down.
Luckily other hosted sites are still up and running due to the application pool but my problem is the main domain also shutdown when the application pool crashes.

What I want is that all sub domains are running in a different application pool as the main domain so that this domain does not crash or slows down.

I looked in Plesk but there is nowhere a setting to change this, I also took a brief look in the IIS manager but I could there also not change the application pool.

Is there any way to get the sub domains in a separate application pool?

(I run Plesk 7.6.0 on Windows 2003)
 
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