IIS7 framework version

by ebarcza 2/21/2012 8:27:00 AM

.Net framework version in IIS7 is set for the application pool and not application.

This saves you from making sure to keep framework version of all applications which will run in a application pool to use same framework version. Go to application pools, select your apppool and click basic settings to configure.

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