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JMeter / Windows - security settings
I am attempting to run a load test of a site that is SSL encrypted. However
I am only able to get JMeter 2.2 to succesfully run on a select few PCs.
At first I thought this was a JVM issue, but found that I am actually using
the same version of JVM accross the board (1.5.0_06). Would this by any
chance be related to Internet security ssttings at the Windows level?
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Re: JMeter / Windows - security settings
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 03/01/07, squidgravy <mu...@auburn.edu> wrote:
>
> I am attempting to run a load test of a site that is SSL encrypted. However
> I am only able to get JMeter 2.2 to succesfully run on a select few PCs.
> At first I thought this was a JVM issue, but found that I am actually using
> the same version of JVM accross the board (1.5.0_06). Would this by any
> chance be related to Internet security ssttings at the Windows level?
Unlikely.
Can you access the site from the failing PCs using a browser?
Can you access ordinary HTTP sites from all PCs?
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