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    jinnyb
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    Hi Can any pls give me some links which explains the basics of webfarm concept in asp.net. Last and not the least can any one pls tell me the difference web farm and web garden Patel Neelesh A

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      Hi Can any pls give me some links which explains the basics of webfarm concept in asp.net. Last and not the least can any one pls tell me the difference web farm and web garden Patel Neelesh A

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      A web farm is a group of load balanced web servers. A router sends requests to and from a group of servers and makes them look like they are all comming from the same system. This is done to reduce downtime and to increase performance. Web garden is a term Microsoft uses to describe an operating mode of IIS6.0. It allows multiple processes to service requests from a single application pool. Essentially a hybrid between cgi and the asp model.


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        A web farm is a group of load balanced web servers. A router sends requests to and from a group of servers and makes them look like they are all comming from the same system. This is done to reduce downtime and to increase performance. Web garden is a term Microsoft uses to describe an operating mode of IIS6.0. It allows multiple processes to service requests from a single application pool. Essentially a hybrid between cgi and the asp model.


        I can imagine the sinking feeling one would have after ordering my book, only to find a laughably ridiculous theory with demented logic once the book arrives - Mark McCutcheon

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        Can u pls give some more details or article that can help me out pls... Patel Neelesh A

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