IIS 7.x has the Advanced Settings property of the Enable 32-bit Applications pool of applications. If you run the application in the form of 32-bit applications, it should be able to use 4 GB, but, obviously, nothing more. Thus, in this regard, he can take advantage of working on a 64-bit server. On a 32-bit server (without special switches), it will be able to use only 2 GB of address space allocated for applications (the other 2 GB is supposed to use the OS).
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