I guesss the cookie is tied to the domain it receives (if you access a site using Internet explorer with the IP address and get a cookie and then access it again but this time type the DNS , the browser will not send the cookie). if you add a view results tree listener and check the Set-Cookie you receive does it have a domain? Also if you dont add a host header and just request using IP address what happens?
regards deepak On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Trenton Lipscomb <[email protected]>wrote: > I'm attempting to the Host header in the header manager. I'm doing this > because the environment in which I'm testing does not have DNS... and even > if it did, I don't want to change my apache vhosts. I'd rather just send > the > right Host. > > When I specify the Host header and use an IP for the server, I don't see > cookies being sent in my requests. However, when I remove the Host header > and use a name for the server, everything works fine. > > I guess I could work around by adding an /etc/hosts entry and using a name, > but it makes my testing much less portable. > > *trenton > Sent from Wood Dale, IL, United States >
