Il 02/02/2012 15:23, sebb ha scritto:
On 2 February 2012 14:14, Miguel Godinho da Fonseca
<[email protected]> wrote:
It's a Kind of restricted!
It's a Bank application that only allows each host or user (they ate not mutual
exclusive) to connected only once.
During login the web application reads the source IP Address and matches it
with a host on the database. So if I'm using Jmeter from the same host... I'm
in trouble :)
well, you can work around this, but you need to add ALL the IP address you need
to the Jmeter server LAN interface.
Then, you launch different Jmeter instances passing an IP address to each of
them, and using HTTPclient.
I did this to test a load balanced infrastructure,and worked pretty well, but I think you find limitations to few IP addresses
(maybe 8 or 10 or so) due to OS limitations.
regards
You are also likely to be in trouble if you try and access the app
from behind a NAT router.
So I have thought about using HTTP-Request-Source-IP-address and create
separate LAN cards on my host and use these new addresses.
What I'm saying is that neither HTTP-Request-Source-IP-address or forcing a
host address via httpclient.localaddress.
Can you explain further what do you mean when you say "This only works using
HttpClient sampler "?
Have you read:
http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#HTTP_Request
Read up on "Implementation".
Kind Regards,
Miguel
-----Original Message-----
From: Oliver Lloyd [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: quinta-feira, 2 de Fevereiro de 2012 15:59
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Can't put to Work the property from HTTP Request Source IP address
When you say 'validates' are you talking about load balancing or some form of
restricted access?
If restricted access then just get the IP addresses of the hosts you are
running jmeter on added to the relevant whitelist of IPs. If load balancing
then, basically, jmeter does not support ip spoofing. Depending on the exact
setup of the load balancer algorithm you can *potentially* get away with simply
using multiple hosts to run the test from (keep in mind some load balancers
base traffic on DNS, in this case do some research on 'Java DNS caching').
If your host has multiple IPs then httpclient.localaddress allows you to chose
one for each running instance of jmeter. This only works using HttpClient
sampler.
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