On 25/05/06, David Durham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oliver Erlewein (DSLWN) wrote:
> Hi
>
> Common problem. In your hosts file you must have all machines with their
> IP and domain name.
> This must include the local machine and IP!
Are you talking about jmeter.properties file remote_hosts property, or
OS hosts file. I don't see the logic in adding to OS hosts file, it's
not like these systems can't communicate. Can you explain further?
The jmeter property is used to define which remote hosts it can talk to;
by default the list just contains 127.0.0.1 - you need to add the other hosts.
> But from
> my experience it is advisable not to run this in client-server mode but
> to start each server separately from the command line (jmeter -n).
So, basically no gui controller?
You can use the GUI controller independently on each node.
But for minimum resource usage, non-GUI mode is best.
Thanks,
Dave
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