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help me on while running tests on Intranet
hi... i ran into a problem in trying to run my tests within intranet where...
am able to run my tests on the production server via internet, running the
tests from a different location and server residing on a different location.
but when i try to run the same tests from Intranet i ran into problems,
problems here i mean are like.....
i have added a view results tree listener, which shows that the login itself
is not working to proceed further
do we need to add or customize any settings when running on the production
servers???? will there be any firewalls that interrupting the tests???
kindly suggest me to do go further, awaiting for responses
regards
shankar k b
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Re: help me on while running tests on Intranet
Posted by Deepak Shetty <sh...@gmail.com>.
>which shows that the login itself is not working to proceed further
this isnt much help. perhaps the user name/password isnt valid for the
intranet, perhaps you have environment dependent urls or parameters.
Perhaps you dont have connectivity to an environment (so it depends on what
the error is - sometimes the response will tell you , sometimes the
application logs will)
On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 7:57 AM, shankykurella
<sh...@gmail.com>wrote:
> hi... i ran into a problem in trying to run my tests within intranet
> where...
> am able to run my tests on the production server via internet, running the
> tests from a different location and server residing on a different
> location.
> but when i try to run the same tests from Intranet i ran into problems,
> problems here i mean are like.....
> i have added a view results tree listener, which shows that the login
> itself
> is not working to proceed further
>
> do we need to add or customize any settings when running on the production
> servers???? will there be any firewalls that interrupting the tests???
> kindly suggest me to do go further, awaiting for responses
>
> regards
> shankar k b
>
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RE: help me on while running tests on Intranet
Posted by Akhilkumar Gmail <ak...@gmail.com>.
Yes this may be the case and also, mostly the username and non-encrypted pwd
will not be send as querystring but it would be posted so check the method
is either GET or POST in request and it is same as production request.
Means the diff of production requests (plus subsequent redirections) and
intranet requests will definitely resolve your issue.
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From: sebb [mailto:sebbaz@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, November 18, 2011 6:38 AM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: help me on while running tests on Intranet
On 18 November 2011 05:52, Deepak Shetty <sh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
>>if iam running my tests on production server from Intranet i need to
>>change it to Intranet URL, and if iam running my tests on production
>>server from outside the Intranet i need to use another URL ......
>
> But subsequent urls and parameters may not be the same or the value
> may differ. Compare what your browser sends and receives(on the
> intranet) with jmeter - details of which can be found by searching the
> mail archives
The other possibility is that the browser is using a proxy for some
addresses and not others.
These can be configured by your network admins/IT staff and are generally
not obvious.
You can tell JMeter to use a proxy on the sampler page, or you can define it
for all URLs on the command-line:
http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/get-started.html#options
> On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 8:31 PM, shankykurella
> <sh...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> @shettyd the user name and password, that iam using to run my tests
>> from outside the Intranet and within the Intranet are one and the
>> same, the only difference is the Url..... when running my tests from
>> outside the intranet, system is allowing me to run my tests, but when
>> i try to run the test within intranet iam facing the issues the only
>> difference is the URL, if iam running my tests on production server
>> from Intranet i need to change it to Intranet URL, and if iam running
>> my tests on production server from outside the Intranet i need to use
>> another URL ......
>>
>> my application is an php designed one... so when i pass the url in
>> the login, it navigates to another url and navigates to home page So
>> under the view result tree the username and password are concatenated
>> to the url and showing an invalid user name and password, when i ran
>> my tests from Intranet
>> ---------
>> @pratelakhil yes iam able to access the site within the Intranet when
>> i try to open in the browser ....
>>
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Re: help me on while running tests on Intranet
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 18 November 2011 05:52, Deepak Shetty <sh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
>>if iam running my tests on production server
>>from Intranet i need to change it to Intranet URL, and if iam running my
>>tests on production server from outside the Intranet i need to use another
>>URL ......
>
> But subsequent urls and parameters may not be the same or the value may
> differ. Compare what your browser sends and receives(on the intranet) with
> jmeter - details of which can be found by searching the mail archives
The other possibility is that the browser is using a proxy for some
addresses and not others.
These can be configured by your network admins/IT staff and are
generally not obvious.
You can tell JMeter to use a proxy on the sampler page, or you can
define it for all URLs on the command-line:
http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/get-started.html#options
> On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 8:31 PM, shankykurella
> <sh...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> @shettyd the user name and password, that iam using to run my tests from
>> outside the Intranet and within the Intranet are one and the same, the only
>> difference is the Url..... when running my tests from outside the intranet,
>> system is allowing me to run my tests, but when i try to run the test
>> within
>> intranet iam facing the issues
>> the only difference is the URL, if iam running my tests on production
>> server
>> from Intranet i need to change it to Intranet URL, and if iam running my
>> tests on production server from outside the Intranet i need to use another
>> URL ......
>>
>> my application is an php designed one... so when i pass the url in the
>> login, it navigates to another url and navigates to home page
>> So under the view result tree the username and password are concatenated to
>> the url and showing an invalid user name and password, when i ran my tests
>> from Intranet
>> ---------
>> @pratelakhil yes iam able to access the site within the Intranet when i try
>> to open in the browser ....
>>
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>> View this message in context:
>> http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/help-me-on-while-running-tests-on-Intranet-tp5001578p5003301.html
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Re: help me on while running tests on Intranet
Posted by Deepak Shetty <sh...@gmail.com>.
Hi
>if iam running my tests on production server
>from Intranet i need to change it to Intranet URL, and if iam running my
>tests on production server from outside the Intranet i need to use another
>URL ......
But subsequent urls and parameters may not be the same or the value may
differ. Compare what your browser sends and receives(on the intranet) with
jmeter - details of which can be found by searching the mail archives
On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 8:31 PM, shankykurella
<sh...@gmail.com>wrote:
> @shettyd the user name and password, that iam using to run my tests from
> outside the Intranet and within the Intranet are one and the same, the only
> difference is the Url..... when running my tests from outside the intranet,
> system is allowing me to run my tests, but when i try to run the test
> within
> intranet iam facing the issues
> the only difference is the URL, if iam running my tests on production
> server
> from Intranet i need to change it to Intranet URL, and if iam running my
> tests on production server from outside the Intranet i need to use another
> URL ......
>
> my application is an php designed one... so when i pass the url in the
> login, it navigates to another url and navigates to home page
> So under the view result tree the username and password are concatenated to
> the url and showing an invalid user name and password, when i ran my tests
> from Intranet
> ---------
> @pratelakhil yes iam able to access the site within the Intranet when i try
> to open in the browser ....
>
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Re: help me on while running tests on Intranet
Posted by shankykurella <sh...@gmail.com>.
@shettyd the user name and password, that iam using to run my tests from
outside the Intranet and within the Intranet are one and the same, the only
difference is the Url..... when running my tests from outside the intranet,
system is allowing me to run my tests, but when i try to run the test within
intranet iam facing the issues
the only difference is the URL, if iam running my tests on production server
from Intranet i need to change it to Intranet URL, and if iam running my
tests on production server from outside the Intranet i need to use another
URL ......
my application is an php designed one... so when i pass the url in the
login, it navigates to another url and navigates to home page
So under the view result tree the username and password are concatenated to
the url and showing an invalid user name and password, when i ran my tests
from Intranet
---------
@pratelakhil yes iam able to access the site within the Intranet when i try
to open in the browser ....
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Re: help me on while running tests on Intranet
Posted by Akhilkumar Patel <ak...@gmail.com>.
Hi
I are able to access the site from the system you executing the test?
On Nov 17, 2011 10:57 AM, "shankykurella" <sh...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> hi... i ran into a problem in trying to run my tests within intranet
> where...
> am able to run my tests on the production server via internet, running the
> tests from a different location and server residing on a different
> location.
> but when i try to run the same tests from Intranet i ran into problems,
> problems here i mean are like.....
> i have added a view results tree listener, which shows that the login
> itself
> is not working to proceed further
>
> do we need to add or customize any settings when running on the production
> servers???? will there be any firewalls that interrupting the tests???
> kindly suggest me to do go further, awaiting for responses
>
> regards
> shankar k b
>
> --
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