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Issue with jmeter relote testing on Red Hat AS4
Hi,
I have jmeter (client) installed on my desktop and jmeter-server
installed on a Red Hat AS3 server.
I can use remote testing without problem.
Now, I would like to install the jmeter-server on a Red Hat AS4.
I have the same configuration, same JDK (1.5) but it doesn't work.
I have stopped the iptables service and when I do Run -> Remote Start
-> myserver on my jmeter client, I can see (using netstat -en) that my
desktop establish a connection on the rmi port (I use 9999 on my RHAS3
& 4 servers).
However, nothing appears in my server's jmeter.log file. On my
client's jmeter.log, I can see :
jmeter.engine.ClientJMeterEngine java.rmi.ConnectException : Connection refused
Is there known issues with remote testing on Red Hat AS4?
Thanks in advance,
Bruno
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Re: Issue with jmeter relote testing on Red Hat AS4
Posted by Bruno Cosnefroy <br...@gmail.com>.
Hi,
Thanks Ivan for your response.
I've found the solution to my problem.
In order for the rmiregistry to work properly (and consequently the
jmeter-server), the ipadress and hostname have to be correctly
configured in the /etc/hosts file (not only 127.0.0.1).
They were not on my server!
Now it works from a computer with no firewall between jmeter and jmeter-server.
On another computer with a firewall between the computer and the
firewall it doesn't work.
The firewall is opened is the direction: jmeter -> jmeter-server but
is closed in the other one.
The test are received by the jmeter-server but it can't send results
to the jmeter-client.
I get a java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out on the
jmeter-server logs.
Is it required to open communication from jmeter-server to
jmeter-client for remote testing to work?
If yes:
It seems that the port used by the jmeter-client to connect to the
jmeter-server is not always the same. Is it possible to configure the
jmeter-client to use a defined port (in order to open it in my
firewall from jmeter-server to jmeter-client)?
Bruno
On 11/10/06, Ivan Rancati <iv...@sharpmind.de> wrote:
>
>
>
> Bruno Cosnefroy wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have jmeter (client) installed on my desktop and jmeter-server
> > installed on a Red Hat AS3 server.
> >
> > I can use remote testing without problem.
> >
> > Now, I would like to install the jmeter-server on a Red Hat AS4.
> >
> > I have the same configuration, same JDK (1.5) but it doesn't work.
> > I have stopped the iptables service and when I do Run -> Remote Start
> > -> myserver on my jmeter client, I can see (using netstat -en) that my
> > desktop establish a connection on the rmi port (I use 9999 on my RHAS3
> > & 4 servers).
> >
> >
>
> It's a long shot, but since you mention iptables: is your remote AS4 server
> on a different subnet than your JMeter controller?
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Re: Issue with jmeter relote testing on Red Hat AS4
Posted by Ivan Rancati <iv...@sharpmind.de>.
Bruno Cosnefroy wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have jmeter (client) installed on my desktop and jmeter-server
> installed on a Red Hat AS3 server.
>
> I can use remote testing without problem.
>
> Now, I would like to install the jmeter-server on a Red Hat AS4.
>
> I have the same configuration, same JDK (1.5) but it doesn't work.
> I have stopped the iptables service and when I do Run -> Remote Start
> -> myserver on my jmeter client, I can see (using netstat -en) that my
> desktop establish a connection on the rmi port (I use 9999 on my RHAS3
> & 4 servers).
>
>
It's a long shot, but since you mention iptables: is your remote AS4 server
on a different subnet than your JMeter controller?
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Re: Issue with jmeter relote testing on Red Hat AS4
Posted by Bruno Cosnefroy <br...@gmail.com>.
Hi,
Your question has no link with mine but the jmeter user manual may help you
to build your test plan.
You can find it there:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/
Bruno
On 11/9/06, Paramesh Peketi <PP...@ra.rockwell.com> wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I am not there yet. I just installed it today and trying to create a test
> plan to see how it handle the load of Oracle forms.
> DO you think you can give me a hand how to start the test plan creation?
>
> Thanks, Paramesh
>
>
>
> *"Bruno Cosnefroy" <br...@gmail.com>*
>
> 11/09/2006 11:53 AM Please respond to
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> Issue with jmeter relote testing on Red Hat AS4
>
>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I have jmeter (client) installed on my desktop and jmeter-server
> installed on a Red Hat AS3 server.
>
> I can use remote testing without problem.
>
> Now, I would like to install the jmeter-server on a Red Hat AS4.
>
> I have the same configuration, same JDK (1.5) but it doesn't work.
> I have stopped the iptables service and when I do Run -> Remote Start
> -> myserver on my jmeter client, I can see (using netstat -en) that my
> desktop establish a connection on the rmi port (I use 9999 on my RHAS3
> & 4 servers).
> However, nothing appears in my server's jmeter.log file. On my
> client's jmeter.log, I can see :
> jmeter.engine.ClientJMeterEngine java.rmi.ConnectException : Connection
> refused
>
>
> Is there known issues with remote testing on Red Hat AS4?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bruno
>
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Re: Issue with jmeter relote testing on Red Hat AS4
Posted by Paramesh Peketi <PP...@ra.rockwell.com>.
Hi,
I am not there yet. I just installed it today and trying to create a test
plan to see how it handle the load of Oracle forms.
DO you think you can give me a hand how to start the test plan creation?
Thanks, Paramesh
"Bruno Cosnefroy" <br...@gmail.com>
11/09/2006 11:53 AM
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Issue with jmeter relote testing on Red Hat AS4
Hi,
I have jmeter (client) installed on my desktop and jmeter-server
installed on a Red Hat AS3 server.
I can use remote testing without problem.
Now, I would like to install the jmeter-server on a Red Hat AS4.
I have the same configuration, same JDK (1.5) but it doesn't work.
I have stopped the iptables service and when I do Run -> Remote Start
-> myserver on my jmeter client, I can see (using netstat -en) that my
desktop establish a connection on the rmi port (I use 9999 on my RHAS3
& 4 servers).
However, nothing appears in my server's jmeter.log file. On my
client's jmeter.log, I can see :
jmeter.engine.ClientJMeterEngine java.rmi.ConnectException : Connection
refused
Is there known issues with remote testing on Red Hat AS4?
Thanks in advance,
Bruno
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