Re: Remote Testing with different external data files

[Ivan Rancati]

On Fri, Jun 3, 2016 at 5:03 AM, Ng Kok Chai  wrote:

> Thanks Sergio and Sebb, after I rename all the external data files with
> same name in JMeter Servers, it worked fine. But now I facing another
> issue, in the server, I have following error:
> jmeter.samplers.RemoteListenerWrapper: testStarted(host)
> java.rmi.ConnectIOException: Exception creating connection to: 10.18.8.XX;
> nested exception is:
> java.net.SocketException: Network is unreachable: connect
>
> So I unable to have the result for report in my client.
>
> In my servers, I have only 1 network interface, 10.17.5.XX
> In my client, I have 4 network interfaces:
> 10.5.238.X for internet facing
> 10.16.5.XX for Jmeter Servers & Web servers
> 10.17.7.XX for access to my Application servers
> 10.18.8.XX for access to my DB servers
>
> Why my JMeter server try to communicate to my Client server via 10.18.8.XX
> ??? it should via 10.16.5.XX. How can I configure this??
>

hi,
in addition to the Jmeter documentation (in particular, the options for RMI)
you may also want to check
1) /etc/hosts. perhaps your hostname or localhost is mapped to the 10.18.8.
address
2) the output of "route -n"

best regards
Ivan

Re: Remote Testing with different external data files

[sebb]

Have you read
http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/remote-test.html

especially

http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/remote-test.html#tips

On 3 June 2016 at 04:03, Ng Kok Chai <kokchai...@dzhintl.com> wrote:
> Thanks Sergio and Sebb, after I rename all the external data files with same 
> name in JMeter Servers, it worked fine. But now I facing another issue, in 
> the server, I have following error:
> jmeter.samplers.RemoteListenerWrapper: testStarted(host) 
> java.rmi.ConnectIOException: Exception creating connection to: 10.18.8.XX; 
> nested exception is:
> java.net.SocketException: Network is unreachable: connect
>
> So I unable to have the result for report in my client.
>
> In my servers, I have only 1 network interface, 10.17.5.XX
> In my client, I have 4 network interfaces:
> 10.5.238.X for internet facing
> 10.16.5.XX for Jmeter Servers & Web servers
> 10.17.7.XX for access to my Application servers
> 10.18.8.XX for access to my DB servers
>
> Why my JMeter server try to communicate to my Client server via 10.18.8.XX 
> ??? it should via 10.16.5.XX. How can I configure this??
>
> Thank you and appreciate all the help.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Sergio Boso [mailto:ser...@bosoconsulting.it]
> Sent: Friday, 3 June 2016 2:05 AM
> To: JMeter Users List
> Subject: Re: Remote Testing with different external data files
>
> Il 02/06/2016 06.22, Ng Kok Chai ha scritto:
>> Is there any way to use different external data files in each remote server 
>> when doing remote testing? Which mean Server 1 use file 1, Server 2 use file 
>> 2 etc, then client will trigger all servers with same test plan.
>>
>> I have browsing over the JMeter docs and Wiki, unable to find solutions on 
>> how to implement this. Basically I need server 1 to use user 1 to 10 to 
>> login and perform testing, server 2 use user 11 to 20 to login and perform 
>> testing, all the test scripts are same but just the login users will be 
>> different.
>>
>> I need to simulate 20,000 concurrent users access, distributed to around 40+ 
>> test PC.
>>
>> Appreciate any help to save me remote desktop to each test PC and click 1 by 
>> 1. :)
>>
> Hi , sure you can, I did this many times.
> How ever, if you have so  many system, you may find more effective to have a 
> central DB, and have each Jmeter instance ask for usr data.
> I found Redis and Redis plugin very effective for this.
>
> Regards
>
>
> --
>
> Ing. Sergio Boso
>
>
>
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RE: Remote Testing with different external data files

[Ng Kok Chai]

Thanks Sergio and Sebb, after I rename all the external data files with same 
name in JMeter Servers, it worked fine. But now I facing another issue, in the 
server, I have following error:
jmeter.samplers.RemoteListenerWrapper: testStarted(host) 
java.rmi.ConnectIOException: Exception creating connection to: 10.18.8.XX; 
nested exception is: 
java.net.SocketException: Network is unreachable: connect

So I unable to have the result for report in my client. 

In my servers, I have only 1 network interface, 10.17.5.XX
In my client, I have 4 network interfaces:
10.5.238.X for internet facing
10.16.5.XX for Jmeter Servers & Web servers
10.17.7.XX for access to my Application servers
10.18.8.XX for access to my DB servers

Why my JMeter server try to communicate to my Client server via 10.18.8.XX ??? 
it should via 10.16.5.XX. How can I configure this??

Thank you and appreciate all the help.


-Original Message-
From: Sergio Boso [mailto:ser...@bosoconsulting.it] 
Sent: Friday, 3 June 2016 2:05 AM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Remote Testing with different external data files

Il 02/06/2016 06.22, Ng Kok Chai ha scritto:
> Is there any way to use different external data files in each remote server 
> when doing remote testing? Which mean Server 1 use file 1, Server 2 use file 
> 2 etc, then client will trigger all servers with same test plan.
>
> I have browsing over the JMeter docs and Wiki, unable to find solutions on 
> how to implement this. Basically I need server 1 to use user 1 to 10 to login 
> and perform testing, server 2 use user 11 to 20 to login and perform testing, 
> all the test scripts are same but just the login users will be different.
>
> I need to simulate 20,000 concurrent users access, distributed to around 40+ 
> test PC.
>
> Appreciate any help to save me remote desktop to each test PC and click 1 by 
> 1. :)
>
Hi , sure you can, I did this many times.
How ever, if you have so  many system, you may find more effective to have a 
central DB, and have each Jmeter instance ask for usr data.
I found Redis and Redis plugin very effective for this.

Regards


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Re: Remote Testing with different external data files

[Sergio Boso]

Il 02/06/2016 06.22, Ng Kok Chai ha scritto:

Is there any way to use different external data files in each remote server 
when doing remote testing? Which mean Server 1 use file 1, Server 2 use file 2 
etc, then client will trigger all servers with same test plan.

I have browsing over the JMeter docs and Wiki, unable to find solutions on how 
to implement this. Basically I need server 1 to use user 1 to 10 to login and 
perform testing, server 2 use user 11 to 20 to login and perform testing, all 
the test scripts are same but just the login users will be different.

I need to simulate 20,000 concurrent users access, distributed to around 40+ 
test PC.

Appreciate any help to save me remote desktop to each test PC and click 1 by 1. 
:)


Hi , sure you can, I did this many times.
How ever, if you have so  many system, you may find more effective to have a 
central DB, and have each Jmeter instance ask for usr data.
I found Redis and Redis plugin very effective for this.

Regards


--

Ing. Sergio Boso




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Re: Remote Testing with different external data files

[sebb]

On 2 June 2016 at 05:22, Ng Kok Chai  wrote:
> Is there any way to use different external data files in each remote server 
> when doing remote testing? Which mean Server 1 use file 1, Server 2 use file 
> 2 etc, then client will trigger all servers with same test plan.

That's how JMeter works.

Files are opened locally by each JMeter server slave; they are not
sent over the client-server connection.
Only the test plan is sent (plus properties if relevant).

So just divide the users into separate files for each server.

> I have browsing over the JMeter docs and Wiki, unable to find solutions on 
> how to implement this. Basically I need server 1 to use user 1 to 10 to login 
> and perform testing, server 2 use user 11 to 20 to login and perform testing, 
> all the test scripts are same but just the login users will be different.
>
> I need to simulate 20,000 concurrent users access, distributed to around 40+ 
> test PC.
>
> Appreciate any help to save me remote desktop to each test PC and click 1 by 
> 1. :)
>
>
>

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Remote Testing with different external data files

[Ng Kok Chai]

Is there any way to use different external data files in each remote server 
when doing remote testing? Which mean Server 1 use file 1, Server 2 use file 2 
etc, then client will trigger all servers with same test plan.

I have browsing over the JMeter docs and Wiki, unable to find solutions on how 
to implement this. Basically I need server 1 to use user 1 to 10 to login and 
perform testing, server 2 use user 11 to 20 to login and perform testing, all 
the test scripts are same but just the login users will be different.

I need to simulate 20,000 concurrent users access, distributed to around 40+ 
test PC.

Appreciate any help to save me remote desktop to each test PC and click 1 by 1. 
:)