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Re: Not Able to Reach internal Web app when using jmeter with proxy
-Domain not recognised
On 30/03/2009, patrick.cunniff@cardifpinnacle.com
<pa...@cardifpinnacle.com> wrote:
> first I use this command to start jmeter using a proxy to access the
> internet, I have xx'd out the server name, port name, user names and
> password for security
>
> C:\APPS\jakarta-jmeter-2.3.2\bin\jmeter.bat -H xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.co.uk -P
> xxxx -u cunxxxxfxa -a xxxxxxxxxx -N xxxx
>
> Then I set up HTTP Request Defaults and put the server name and port in
>
> then I set up my HTTP Proxy Server with the server name and port 9090
>
> Then I go into LAN settings and uncheck use Automatic configuration script
> (herein is where I think the problem lies, I am investigating this to see
> what it does) and say to use localhost port 9090
>
> I am then able to go out to the internet and record anything and
> everything- works fine
>
> But then I try to go to the internal web based application that i want to
> test and I can't get to the address
>
>
> Instead I get a dns error stating that the Domain is not recognised, any
> thoughts
>
Is the internet proxy needed for internal applications? Most likely not.
The browser auto-proxy is probably set to skip the internet proxy for
internal applications so do the same with JMeter, i.e. remove the
proxy from JMeter.
>
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SOLVED Re: Not Able to Reach internal Web app when using jmeter with proxy
-Domain not recognised
Posted by pa...@cardifpinnacle.com.
Is the internet proxy needed for internal applications? Most likely not.
The browser auto-proxy is probably set to skip the internet proxy for
internal applications so do the same with JMeter, i.e. remove the
proxy from JMeter.
Hi Sebb, thanks Much that was it,
Regards,
Patrick
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On 30/03/2009, patrick.cunniff@cardifpinnacle.com
<pa...@cardifpinnacle.com> wrote:
> first I use this command to start jmeter using a proxy to access the
> internet, I have xx'd out the server name, port name, user names and
> password for security
>
> C:\APPS\jakarta-jmeter-2.3.2\bin\jmeter.bat -H xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.co.uk
-P
> xxxx -u cunxxxxfxa -a xxxxxxxxxx -N xxxx
>
> Then I set up HTTP Request Defaults and put the server name and port in
>
> then I set up my HTTP Proxy Server with the server name and port 9090
>
> Then I go into LAN settings and uncheck use Automatic configuration
script
> (herein is where I think the problem lies, I am investigating this to
see
> what it does) and say to use localhost port 9090
>
> I am then able to go out to the internet and record anything and
> everything- works fine
>
> But then I try to go to the internal web based application that i want
to
> test and I can't get to the address
>
>
> Instead I get a dns error stating that the Domain is not recognised, any
> thoughts
>
Is the internet proxy needed for internal applications? Most likely not.
The browser auto-proxy is probably set to skip the internet proxy for
internal applications so do the same with JMeter, i.e. remove the
proxy from JMeter.
>
>
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> of Pinnacle Insurance Plc, registered in
> England and Wales number 1007798.
> Registered Office: Pinnacle House, A1
> Barnet Way, Borehamwood, Herts WD6 2XX.
> VAT Reg No. GB629 3452 28.
>
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