On 23/11/05, Christensen, Alan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'd like to run load tests from my home office. I'd like to use a > remote test machine at work to drive the test, but have my PC displaying > progress of the test. I'm connected over a VPN to work. The intent is > to reduce the bandwidth over my ISP connection by only having aggregated > test results displayed on my local PC. However, I find that the data > bandwidth over the VPN when running a remote test and using an aggregate > report listener on my PC is almost as high as running the test directly > from my PC. (~10MB/min). This seems strange to me as I would have
Yes, every sample is returned by default. The other options are batching (same total data, but in batches) and at the end (won't help you here). > expected the results handling to be fairly minimal when dealing with the > aggregate listener. Is there a way to reduce the aggregate report > update frequency so that the bandwidth requirements fall off > significantly? Not yet. > Or another approach completely that still gives me a way > to track progress of the test? If you use non-GUI mode, you can configure the test to include a Summariser - see jmeter.properties. You can direct the summaries to System.out. S. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
