There is no error.The problem is that Jmeter works like createing two
Sockets,1 - for receiveing data, 2 - for sending data.When the client and
server are located on different networks,in my case the server have public
ip ,and the Client is NAT over the router with different public ip.I
configuted the server to receives the data from client but can't send it to
him.The server tries to send data to the local ip of the client which is
impossible.Is there anyway to make Jmeter works on this scenario, yea it
works perfect when both client and server are in one subnet but that is not
remote testing, you can't simulate real traffic like this because all
servers are NAT with one public ip so that is 1 user for the test :)
