JMeter remote in the cloud

[MichaelBu <mi...@googlemail.com>]

Hi there,

I tried to set up a configuration where my local desktop manages some
jmeter-server deployed on ec2-instances.

After some RMI- and firewall tuning I got the configuration that far, that
requests arrive at my servers. But they don't do anything, cause they aren't
able to reply to my desktop: Something with "can't connect to 192.168.1.28"

My client is behind a router and I don't have a chance to make it visible to
the internet. Is there a way using jmeter-servers which don't try to
establish a connection to the client?

Regards,
Michael
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