In IIS 6, the first step is to create a new application pool.
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Give a proper name to the new pool.
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In Application Pool properties, on the Recycling tab, uncheck the Recycle worker processes option.
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In the Performance tab, uncheck the Shutdown worker processes after being idle... option.
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Create a Virtual Directory
The next step is to create a Virtual Directory.
You can add a new Virtual Directory to either the "Default Web Site" or to any other existing "Web Site".
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Assign an alias to the new virtual directory.
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Select the folder where your ISAPI modules are located.
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Be sure to grant Execute permission to the Virtual Directory.
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Now open the properties of the newly created Virtual Directory and change the default pool to the pool you created in the first step.
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Add ISAPI extension to allowed list
There is one further step for IIS 6. Your ISAPI extension must be added to the list of allowed extensions.
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Assign a name to your extension, add the extension's module DLL file, and check the Set extension status to Allowed option.
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Deploy your uniGUI server
After creating a new virtual directory you are ready to deploy your uniGUI server. Copy your ISAPI module and other required files to the virtual directory. You must be certain that IIS built-in users IUSR_ and IWAM_ have enough rights to access your virtual directory and other folders that may be accessed during the web application execution.
For example, if your ISAPI apps are under folder C:\WebApps, then you must give full access to it.
