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| Disable socket pooling (server) |
| If you have multiple IP addresses assigned to your computer and install IIS, the Web server will |
| bind and listen to all IP addresses even if you use only one address. This feature, called socket |
| pooling, can become unwanted because it basically reserves port 80 on all IP addresses on your |
| computer. Socket pooling can be a problem if you want to install another Web server to handle the |
| request on port 80 on another IP. Fortunately, you can disable this behavior. |
| Here's how to disable socket pooling: |
| Open the Command Prompt and go to the \Inetpub\Adminscripts folder. |
| Type "cscript adsutil.vbs set w3svc/disablesocketpooling true." (Note that there are no spaces in |
| "w3svc/disablesocketpooling.") |
| If the socket polling has been successfully disabled, you would see "disablesocketpooling : |
| Type "net stop iisadmin." When prompted whether you want to stop WWW publishing service, |
| Type "net start iisadmin." |
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