On 18/02/2009, Wen, Fred TRAN:EX <fred....@gov.bc.ca> wrote: > I'm using JMeter 2.3.2 to test an IIS6 site with only NTLM auth enabled. > Client, server and Windows user are all in the same domain. In HTTP > Authorization Manager I specified another domain account/password to use > for authentication.
OK. > If I use HTTP Request HttpClient sampler, the server response is 500 - > internal server error. I have tweaked pre-emptive config according to > JMeter docs but it makes no difference. I don't think one can use pre-emptive auth with NTLM. > If I use HTTP Request sampler, the authentication is performed using > Windows user acct, not the acct I specified in HTTP Authorization > Manager as supposed to. The Http Request (Java) sampler ignores the domain. Try using domain/user in the user field. > I used Wireshark to monitor the underlying > traffic and found the account specified in HTTP Authorization Manager is > supplied to server using Basic authentication (clear password) in first > request - the preemptive mode. The server rejected the request with 401 > response; next round Windows account is provided in NTLM mode by JMeter. Are you referrring to HttpClient or the non-HttpClient sampler? > In summary no matter what sampler I use, JMeter stumbled on NTLM > authentication and HTTP Authorization Manager didn't not perform as > expected. > Any suggestions? See above re domain/user Is the server publicly accessible? That would help in testing any possible solutions. > Thanks > > Fred > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: jmeter-user-unsubscr...@jakarta.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: jmeter-user-h...@jakarta.apache.org
