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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[Category:JMeter]]<br /> <br /> == Remote Testing ==<br /> * AKA Distributed Testing<br /> * More reliable than testing from one machine<br /> * JMeter allows you to control all remote machines from one client (GUI or command line)<br /> * Sometimes necessary if the load in real world will come from different locations<br /> * Very similar in concept to DDoS<br /> <br /> == Remote Testing ==<br /> &lt;signavio&gt;5983b60c1e9741db827449821cd632de:2c468365bb433b74ba593de168a8223be4bde94dc5a7e33174c077f0eb6ded6d_526c7ed224cc2f4bf39d27ba8d3381e544ad7528958d315ae9d3f33296417bc1_8f4bbf414341404b36fb26fb50b88c48f429509da2393279fbe163a5609278&lt;/signavio&gt;<br /> <br /> == Selecting servers ==<br /> # Edit bin/jmeter.properties<br /> # Set &#039;&#039;remote_hosts=jms1,jms2,jms3&#039;&#039;<br /> # Start JMeter server (jmeter-server.bat or jmeter-server.sh)<br /> # Start test:<br /> #* In GUI Start Remote<br /> #* From CLI<br /> jmeter -R192.168.0.8 -r -t &quot;./Desktop/Test Plan.jmx&quot; -n<br /> <br /> == Number of Threads ==<br /> * Each jmeter-server will run the number of threads specified in the Thread Groups</div>

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