Re: How to use HTTP Authorization manager

On 29 June 2011 07:39, Selvam T, Palani wrote: > Hi All, > > > > Assume that I have created one thread group and recorded few pages. Also > HTTP authorization manager works. > > > > Now I would like to execute for 10 users. Should I give 10 entries or > one en

Re: How to use HTTP Authorization manager

Yep. Each user is executed in a separate thread, and gets a different session with the authorization manager. Just set number of users to 10 in your thread group and you're done. -- Bruce Ide flyingrhenqu...@gmail.com

How to use HTTP Authorization manager

Hi All, Assume that I have created one thread group and recorded few pages. Also HTTP authorization manager works. Now I would like to execute for 10 users. Should I give 10 entries or one entry with variables? Anybody using HTTP Authorization manager for multiple users scenario

RE: Problems with HTTP Authorization Manager

s, 21 de octubre de 2010 01:38 p.m. Para: JMeter Users List Asunto: Re: Problems with HTTP Authorization Manager On 21 October 2010 15:55, Adolfo Luis Camberos wrote: > My application don't use any certified. It´s inside an intranet. If I log to > intranet using my user domain, I can r

Re: Problems with HTTP Authorization Manager

to use > the HTTP Authorization Manager, or something like that... Are you saying that the JMeter script runs OK standalone with a single user login? If so, how are you providing the login credentials? > > > De: Evandro Grezeli [grezeli.evan.

RE: Problems with HTTP Authorization Manager

My application don't use any certified. It´s inside an intranet. If I log to intranet using my user domain, I can record the script and then, it works. But I need to use many users to stress the application. Then I need to use the HTTP Authorization Manager, or something like

Re: Problems with HTTP Authorization Manager

- Clear cookies each iteration: uncheked > > regards > Adolfo > > > De: Evandro Grezeli [grezeli.evan...@gmail.com] > Enviado el: jueves, 21 de octubre de 2010 10:46 a.m. > Para: JMeter Users List > Asunto: Re: Problems with

RE: Problems with HTTP Authorization Manager

Asunto: Re: Problems with HTTP Authorization Manager Just for re-check, are you using the http cookie manager in your test plan? On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Adolfo Luis Camberos < acambe...@pragmaconsultores.com> wrote: > Hi All, > I have a problem with HTTP Authorization Ma

Re: Problems with HTTP Authorization Manager

Just for re-check, are you using the http cookie manager in your test plan? On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Adolfo Luis Camberos < acambe...@pragmaconsultores.com> wrote: > Hi All, > I have a problem with HTTP Authorization Manager... I´m going to use > JMeter to stress a

Problems with HTTP Authorization Manager

Hi All, I have a problem with HTTP Authorization Manager... I´m going to use JMeter to stress a web application with NT integrated autentication. I´m trying to log by HTTP Authorization Manager passing parameters (Base URL, username,password, domain). At jmeter.log I can see: 2010/10

Re: Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

On 24/03/2010, Gokulakannan Somasundaram wrote: > On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 11:15 PM, sebb wrote: > > > On 23/03/2010, Deepak Shetty wrote: > > > hi > > > > > > >A user can enter the username in any case and it gets through NTLM > > > > > > So if a user enters his username in all CAPS , IE s

Re: Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 11:15 PM, sebb wrote: > On 23/03/2010, Deepak Shetty wrote: > > hi > > > > >A user can enter the username in any case and it gets through NTLM > > > > So if a user enters his username in all CAPS , IE still sends the version > > the application expects ? I think im missi

Re: Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 11:09 PM, Deepak Shetty wrote: > hi > >A user can enter the username in any case and it gets through NTLM > So if a user enters his username in all CAPS , IE still sends the version > the application expects ? I think im missing something here though I cant > place it. I g

Re: Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

On 23/03/2010, Deepak Shetty wrote: > hi > > >A user can enter the username in any case and it gets through NTLM > > So if a user enters his username in all CAPS , IE still sends the version > the application expects ? I think im missing something here though I cant > place it. I guess a better

Re: Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

hi >A user can enter the username in any case and it gets through NTLM So if a user enters his username in all CAPS , IE still sends the version the application expects ? I think im missing something here though I cant place it. I guess a better place to check would be HTTPClient forums (assuming t

Re: Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

> > Again , whether or not IE or FF change the case of the entered text , a > user > can enter his username in any case right? > A user can enter the username in any case and it gets through NTLM, but IE/firefox reports the username to the application without converting it to upper case. That's whe

Re: Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

On 22/03/2010, Deepak Shetty wrote: > hi > Source code should probably be in HTTPClient , not in JMeter . You might > want to check directly using httpclient api's (not via jmeter) > Again , whether or not IE or FF change the case of the entered text , a user > can enter his username in any ca

Re: Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

hi Source code should probably be in HTTPClient , not in JMeter . You might want to check directly using httpclient api's (not via jmeter) Again , whether or not IE or FF change the case of the entered text , a user can enter his username in any case right? Also what version of NTLM ? Did you also

Re: Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

Thanks for the confirmation. > what happens when you use Internet explorer as the client instead of Jmeter > , do you not see a similar problem? > > But both IE and Firefox are not changing the case of the username to uppercase. Infact, if they are converting the username case, then the applicati

Re: Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

> > > Does JMeter behave the same with both HTTP samplers? > > > Yes! JMeter behave the same with both HTTP Samplers. But we see some strange patterns a) HTTP Request HTTP Client doesn't work with HTTP Post with authentication. Fails with Some unknown error like this Size in bytes: 797 Sample Co

Re: Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

Hi >From a brief reading of http://davenport.sourceforge.net/ntlm.html The NTLMv2 Response Step 2 *The Unicode uppercase username is concatenated *with the Unicode authentication target (the domain or server name specified in the Target Name field of the

Re: Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

On 18/03/2010, Gokulakannan Somasundaram wrote: > Hi, >We have found an issue, wherein JMeter is sending the NTLM user name in > capital case. NTLM authentication is not affected because of this, but our > application specific authorization does a case sensitive comparison for > application

Reg NTLM Authorization Manager

Hi, We have found an issue, wherein JMeter is sending the NTLM user name in capital case. NTLM authentication is not affected because of this, but our application specific authorization does a case sensitive comparison for application specific authorization and it fails over there. We were able

Re: HTTP Sampler -- HTTP Authorization manager usage

Thanks Deepak. Thanks Jatin Deepak Shetty wrote: If the web server is implemented in a way that all the requests to it require authorization credentials to be passed in the HTTP >header then we ought to use the Authorization manager. If the authorization is managed using cookies

Re: HTTP Sampler -- HTTP Authorization manager usage

>If the web server is implemented in a way that all the requests to it require authorization credentials to be passed in the HTTP >header then we ought to use the Authorization manager. >If the authorization is managed using cookies or if it is fed in a form and posted to the server using

Re: HTTP Sampler -- HTTP Authorization manager usage

Ok i get it. Please correct if my understanding is incorrect. If the web server is implemented in a way that all the requests to it require authorization credentials to be passed in the HTTP header then we ought to use the Authorization manager. If the authorization is managed using cookies

Re: HTTP Sampler -- HTTP Authorization manager usage

cases you need an authorization manager Systems that implement a form based system where you POST a username/password usually maintain your authorization with a session id (in turn the session id is in the url or cookie) and you dont need an authorization manager in this case. So assuming your

HTTP Sampler -- HTTP Authorization manager usage

Hi I was reading through the documentation about the HTTP request sampler and found the following statement: If the request requires server or proxy login authorization (i.e. where a browser would create a pop-up dialog box), you will also have to add an HTTP Authorization Manager <h

Re: HTTP Authorization Manager cannot supply credentials to NTLM authentication

On 18/02/2009, Wen, Fred TRAN:EX 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 authentica

HTTP Authorization Manager cannot supply credentials to NTLM authentication

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. If I use HTTP Request HttpClient sampler, the server res

Re: Urgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not working

On 27/01/2009, uzfarid wrote: > > Hi, > > I just tried with different user name, but again it is not logging it. Do you mean " ... it is not logging in." ? > I am wondering if Jmeter has some kind of requirements for userfield in HTTP > Authorization Manager?? N

Re: Urgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not working

Hi, I just tried with different user name, but again it is not logging it. I am wondering if Jmeter has some kind of requirements for userfield in HTTP Authorization Manager?? Because this user has underscore. so I put like this: DOMAIN\User_name_here or does it have some password

Re: Urgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not working

> DOMAIN\Username. In effect the domain then is part of the user field. > However what it seems to me that DOMAIN field in HTTP authorization manager > is not taken into account at all in my case.. it would be good to test this > in other case too.. Yes, the domain and realm

Re: Urgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not working

in HTTP authorization manager is not taken into account at all in my case.. it would be good to test this in other case too.. Br, Farid sebb-2-2 wrote: > > On 24/01/2009, uzfarid wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> Thanks Steve for your help. >> >> The main mi

Re: Urgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not working

acket sniffer and verify the > > user is attempting to login.. otherwise you probably have a baseurl > > problem.. assuming you aren't using variables here and messing those up. > > > > -Original Message- > > From: uzfarid [mailto:faridshari...@y

RE: Urgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not working

> Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 2:02 PM > To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org > Subject: RE: Urgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not > working > > > Hi Steve > > Thanks for reply. > > Logging is done using network account or u can say domain user. > >

RE: Urgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not working

rgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not working Hi Steve Thanks for reply. Logging is done using network account or u can say domain user. Concerning windows settings then I have to ask from our Configuration owner... But i put all necessary fields unless I am putting them in wrong f

RE: Urgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not working

t; -Original Message- > From: uzfarid [mailto:faridshari...@yahoo.com] > Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 9:32 AM > To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org > Subject: Urgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not working > > > Hi, > > I am trying to use HTTP Authorization

RE: Urgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not working

] Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 9:32 AM To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org Subject: Urgent help needed:HTTP Authorization Manager is not working Hi, I am trying to use HTTP Authorization Manager to make NTLM authentication. But it feels like Jmeter is totally ignoring it and authentication is not

Re: http authorization manager

i found the solution for this issue Jmeter does not support the digest authentication it only supports basic authentication. maalamaal wrote: > > hi > I am trying to use http authorization manager to access a web page where > in it asks for user login and pwd. > i gave my

Re: http authorization manager

On 18/06/2008, maalamaal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > hi > I am trying to use http authorization manager to access a web page where in > it asks for user login and pwd. The Auth Manager is only for server authentication: http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/compon

http authorization manager

hi I am trying to use http authorization manager to access a web page where in it asks for user login and pwd. i gave my login name and pwd in the authorisation manager but it still does not work it says Response code: 401 Response message: Unauthorized Can you please help me out -- View this

RE: n00b question: can't get authorization manager to work

- From: Joshua Baudhuin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thu 4/3/2008 1:59 PM To: JMeter Users List Cc: Subject:Re: n00b question: can't get authorization manager to work The base URL case is fine. Hmm... Does the (JMeter) authorization manager *only* support clear

Re: n00b question: can't get authorization manager to work

The base URL case is fine. Hmm... Does the (JMeter) authorization manager *only* support clear-text? Curiously, I cannot access the site manually using Safari-on-Windows, but can using Firefox and IE(7). The Safari indicates that the username/password will be transmitted "in the clear"

Re: n00b question: can't get authorization manager to work

bsite which has server authentication (i.e., > > > invokes browser to pop up a messagebox requesting username/password > > > for domain/realm. > > > > > > I had naively assumed that the proxy-recorder would capture this for > > > me, but it did not. No matter:

Re: n00b question: can't get authorization manager to work

g other things). > > > > I'm trying to test a website which has server authentication (i.e., > > invokes browser to pop up a messagebox requesting username/password > > for domain/realm. > > > > I had naively assumed that the proxy-recorder would capture this for

Re: n00b question: can't get authorization manager to work

domain/realm. > > I had naively assumed that the proxy-recorder would capture this for > me, but it did not. No matter: I added an HTTP Authorization Manager > to the thread group for the test, and added an entry for the website. > > However, when I run my test, and look at t

n00b question: can't get authorization manager to work

t. No matter: I added an HTTP Authorization Manager to the thread group for the test, and added an entry for the website. However, when I run my test, and look at the results dumped to the textfile by way of the aggregate reporter, it seems to indicate that the authorization is not occurring (o

Re: Authorization manager

ks. > > > > > > > > If you are using HTTP Client, you can request pre-emptive > > > > authentication by setting > > > > > > > > http.authentication.preemptive$Boolean=true > > > > > > > > in the httpclient.parameters(b

Re: Authorization manager

implementation provides any > > > means of specifying this. > > > > > > On 04/09/07, Bhanu Krishna Cherukuri <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > > > > > Just one question on Jmeter authorizatio

Re: Authorization manager

on by setting > > > > http.authentication.preemptive$Boolean=true > > > > in the httpclient.parameters(bin directory) > > > > I'm not sure if the default Java HTTP implementation provides any > > means of specifying this. > > > > On 04/09/07, Bhan

Re: Authorization manager

le (bin directory) > > I'm not sure if the default Java HTTP implementation provides any > means of specifying this. > > On 04/09/07, Bhanu Krishna Cherukuri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Just one question on Jmeter authorization manager. >

Re: Authorization manager

is. > > On 04/09/07, Bhanu Krishna Cherukuri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Just one question on Jmeter authorization manager. > > > > Why the Authorization manager does not send the he

Re: Authorization manager

means of specifying this. On 04/09/07, Bhanu Krishna Cherukuri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > Just one question on Jmeter authorization manager. > > Why the Authorization manager does not send the header at the start of the > request instead of after it get

Authorization manager

Hi, Just one question on Jmeter authorization manager. Why the Authorization manager does not send the header at the start of the request instead of after it gets a chalange? thx Bhanu

Re: Help needed on HTTP Authorization Manager

On 14/06/07, Raghuveer Sribhashyam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Sebb, Yes, the same test plan which was working with 2.1 no longer works in 2.2. I dont see any errors in the jmeter.log. Please can you confirm that i need to raise a bugzilla issue for this. Yes Can you guide me how to rais

Re: Help needed on HTTP Authorization Manager

Hi Sebb, Yes, the same test plan which was working with 2.1 no longer works in 2.2. I dont see any errors in the jmeter.log. Please can you confirm that i need to raise a bugzilla issue for this. Can you guide me how to raise one for jmeter? Raghuveer Sribhashyam On 6/14/07, sebb <[EMAIL PROT

Re: Help needed on HTTP Authorization Manager

Are you saying that the same test plan that works in 2.1 no longer works in 2.2? Are there any errors in jmeter.log? If not, then please create a Bugzilla issue, and then attach the test plan. Make sure you replace any sensitive information first. On 14/06/07, Raghuveer Sribhashyam <[EMAIL PROT

Help needed on HTTP Authorization Manager

Hi All, Following is my problem scenario: 1. I have a web service deployed in web logic server on a Solaris machine. 2. There are web logic user groups created to restrict the methods being used by a specific user. 3. These groups have a user name and a password. To fire requests using jmeter(F

Re: FW: 401 Access Denied; NTLM authentication fails using HTTP Authorization Manager component; WebLogic server

ork_username. 4. Made sure that HTTP Authorization Manager was in scope of the first sampler in test plan. Tried it as a sibling of the sampler and as child of the sampler. Unsure what else I can look at to solve problem. Try using HTTPClient and the latest JMeter: there is a way to set HttpClient

RE: FW: 401 Access Denied; NTLM authentication fails using HTTP Authorization Manager component; WebLogic server

3. Made sure Username used backslash: network_domain\my_network_username. 4. Made sure that HTTP Authorization Manager was in scope of the first sampler in test plan. Tried it as a sibling of the sampler and as child of the sampler. Unsure what else I can look at to solve problem. Sincerely yo

Re: FW: 401 Access Denied; NTLM authentication fails using HTTP Authorization Manager component; WebLogic server

istrator's claim that the WebLogic server does not use NTLM is not correct. However, I remain unsure how to configure JMeter's HTTP Authorization Manager to submit a network user name and password to the same base URL and get back the log on page. The authorization I defined is: Bas

RE: FW: 401 Access Denied; NTLM authentication fails using HTTP Authorization Manager component; WebLogic server

k user name and password. 2. Opera requires the user to explicitly specify a network user name and password. 3. All three browsers support NTLM. 4. The WebLogic server administrator's claim that the WebLogic server does not use NTLM is not correct. However, I remain unsure how to configure JMeter&

Re: FW: 401 Access Denied; NTLM authentication fails using HTTP Authorization Manager component; WebLogic server

On 13/10/06, McAbee, Kyle - BLS CTR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dear Sebb and Janus Users List: Changed entry in HTTP Authorization Manager to use the network domain for network user and my network user name. Script playback still fails, but in a different way: the View Results Tree li

FW: 401 Access Denied; NTLM authentication fails using HTTP Authorization Manager component; WebLogic server

Dear Sebb and Janus Users List: Changed entry in HTTP Authorization Manager to use the network domain for network user and my network user name. Script playback still fails, but in a different way: the View Results Tree listener shows no responses at all. With web application user, the View

Re: 401 Access Denied; NTLM authentication fails using HTTP Authorization Manager component; WebLogic server

n HTTP Authorization Manager component to test plan. Tried variations on base URL, username, and password. 2. I read the Help for HTTP Authorization Manager component, but do not understand all parts: For NTLM authentication, enter the user name in the form [EMAIL PROTECTED] This is an experimental feature a

401 Access Denied; NTLM authentication fails using HTTP Authorization Manager component; WebLogic server

: Negotiate WWW-Authenticate: NTLM Connection: close Content-Length: 4431 Content-Type: text/html -- Attempts to solve problem: 1. Because NTLM authentication seems to be needed by the new WebLogic server, added an HTTP Authorization Manager component to test plan. Tried variations on base URL

Re: HTTP Authorization manager question

r POST request. You need to provide these parameters in order to login. I have added HTTP authorization manager also Probably not needed. But I am not able to see the snap shot of Given URL Regards Labudu Gopanna, -Original Message- From: Sen, Kakoli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: T

RE: HTTP Authorization manager question

Thanks for reply I have added empty cookie manager but HTTP request is not logging I have added HTTP authorization manager also But I am not able to see the snap shot of Given URL Regards Labudu Gopanna, -Original Message- From: Sen, Kakoli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday

RE: HTTP Authorization manager question

Just add an empty cookie manager. Isn't that logging you in? -Original Message- From: Labudu Gopanna [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 11:17 AM To: JMeter Users List Subject: RE: HTTP Authorization manager question Thanks for reply, I have added cookie ma

AW: HTTP Authorization manager question

n: JMeter Users List Betreff: RE: HTTP Authorization manager question Thanks for reply, I have added cookie manager but I don't know what type of entries need to insert in cookie manager. I mean in name field, value, domain, path and secure. Please reply Regards Labudu Gopanna, -Origina

RE: HTTP Authorization manager question

onday, July 31, 2006 7:54 PM To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: HTTP Authorization manager question You probably need to add a Cookie Manager: On 31/07/06, Labudu Gopanna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > Please help me. > > > > I am using jmeter 2.2 version, I a

Re: HTTP Authorization manager question

You probably need to add a Cookie Manager: On 31/07/06, Labudu Gopanna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, Please help me. I am using jmeter 2.2 version, I am trying to login through jmeter, I have followed below steps: 1. I am adding HTTP authorization manager to thread group in tes

HTTP Authorization manager question

Hi, Please help me. I am using jmeter 2.2 version, I am trying to login through jmeter, I have followed below steps: 1. I am adding HTTP authorization manager to thread group in test plan and I am inserting url, username and password. 2. I am adding one HTTP request. It is having the

HTTP authorization manager driving me crazy

I've tried putting the Authorization Manager as a top-level test componenent, inside the Thread group, and inside the HTTP client; none of that works. I've tried the Base URL field in the Auth Manager as blank, as the server DNS name, as http://server_name, and as the complete page URL

HTTP Authorization Manager

Hi! I'm running a HTTP request to a IIS that uses both NTLM and basic authentication for the document requested. When I run the request it always does NTLM authentication with the account I'm currently logged on with. In the "HTTP Authorization Manager" I defined a different u

Re: [Fwd: HTTP Authorization Manager]

Dear Tod, On my side it works. But I am not using Apache as WebServer, I use a WebServer which was developed here inhouse. The only thing I made is that I used the sample AuthManagerTestPlan.jmx and changed it to my requirements. I changed in the "HTTP Authorization Manager" the URL&

HTTP Authorization Manager Question

Hello, I have defined 4 authorizations in the manager, but only the first one in the list will be passed to the webserver. How can I configure the JMeter to use all of them? In the FAQ and help I did not find an answer. I have to say that I am completely new to JMeter, just downloaded it today

HTTP Authorization Manager

I am trying to use Jmeter to stress test apache v2.0.51 user authentication using auth_ldap. I used the demo test plan from the Jmeter documentation and modified it accordingly for my installation. I supplied the necessary user credentials and proceeded to test. On the Apache side I can see th

Authorization Manager

value changes with respect to the user's who are entering the site through the authentication. We are using Authorization Manager to simulate different users. Based on this value the application does some activities so it has become mandatory for us to make in dynamic. Requirement: We nee

http authorization manager vs login config element

My test plan includes an http authorization manager and it's working fine. I would like to further it a litle bit by adding the possibility to have a different user for each thread. WHat's the way to do it? Do I need login element, how is this one working? Thanks. Mickael. This

Authorization Manager and the "key" to user name and password

I'm trying (unsuccessfully) to use Authorization Manager with established user name and password to log on to a site. Has anyone surmounted problems logging into an account with user names and passwords? Any advice most appreciated,

HTTP Authorization Manager doesn't work

In my test plan I need to use http-authentication and therefore I added a http auth-manager element to the thread group. it should be available for all controllers and samplers below. looking at the apache logs, there are only 401 response codes (not logged in) for the secured area. did I forget