I am hoping that someone can help me. I read a response to a question
given at
http://www.derkeiler.com/Newsgroups/microsoft.public.inetserver.iis.security/200\
2-10/5008.html,
and have a question concerning isolation and ASP setup.

I know very little when it comes to setting things up on a network, as
we have a System Administrator who takes care of these issues. We
have intermittent server crashes and since the System Administrator
has no clue, I am trying to figure out the problem myself.

I looked through the Event Log and got the error message that occurred
before the crash. Looking on the Internet I found the above page,
which was a match to a problem. Unfortunately, I do not know what
"isolation" means and do not know how to see what level ASP was set
up. Would someone please tell me how to check to see if we have ASP
set up in high, medium or low isolation. Out System Administrator
refuses to look (I do not believe that he knows where to look) and we
continue to have the same problem.

I would appreciate any help that comes my way so that we can get
things running properly.

Cheers -

george



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