Hello,
What is the operating system of the server? and Jmeter?
During the test, there is possible to execute a "netstat -an" and
calcule the number of connections between the server and the Jmeter
(example: "netstat -an | grep 8080 | wc -l" if Tomcat's port is 8080)
If server is Unix or Linux, what is the result of command "ulimit -n"?
(default in Linux is 1024 for the number of max open files, which would
explain the problem BindEx at 1000 ...)
Bye,
Milamber
Le 30/07/2009 07:19, shaoxianyang a ecrit :
Hi deepak,
even after I move my jmeter process to another machine. I still get the mix
of BindException and Connection Refused.
I set the Tomcat server to take 300 connections concurrently at any given
time. I lower my load to 200, and loop (go up to) 2000.
Now I am not convinced why I still see the BindException. This time, what
address can be the same?
I can accept the Connection Refused error, although Tomcat is more than
cable of handling it (300 threads in pool to handle 200 request at any given
time).
Shaoxian
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