To simulate multiple IP's, you'd need to run it distributed across several
machines. If your one machine has multiple NIC cards and multiple IP's, you
may be able to figure out a way to simulate multiple IP's on the one machine,
but it wouldn't have anything to do with configuring JMeter to do that - it'd
have to do with you doing something clever (and I can't help with that since
it's not something I know much about).
Simulating multiple users is something JMeter can do - but that's different
from simulating multiple IP's.
-Mike
On Tuesday 03 April 2001 14:59, you wrote:
> > Hi,
>
> I would run Jmeter from one NT WorkStation with multiples IP's. Can i run
> JMeter simulating various client IP from the same machine?
>
> Thanks.
>
> ________________
> Jorge Riobello Ruiz
> j-riobello@ejie.es
> 945-017434
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