topic Re: Unable to Authenticate (using Basic Authentication) in Scalability

Unable to Authenticate (using Basic Authentication)

Wed, 18 Jun 2014 03:07:11 GMT

I am trying to do a load test simulation for 3 users using Basic Authentication with IIS 7.0 and unable to get past the Authenticate.aspx error as attached.

Might someone be able to guide where my error is?

here's my setup

3 QVS - DMS Authorization, no Session Recovery

3 IIS - Set to use the Authenticate.aspx for Basic Authentication, Windows Authentication = Disabled, Anonymous = Enabled. Set to Allow Anonymous in the QVWS settings.

2 QDS

1 QMS

4 DSC - clustered with Local Directory for all 4 server having same test users for eg. User1;Pass1 etc.

I have an alias for load balancing the web servers.

My jmx is generated using the 0.8 version of the scriptgeneratortool.

I open the jmx in jMeter, try to execute and am unable to get past authentication.

The document distributed is SalesCompass.qvw with open access to everyoneand all users.

the tools was extracted after the unblock. I am using my publisher machine where jMeter runs. It has sufficient RAM and CPU.

Re: Unable to Authenticate (using Basic Authentication)

prabhu0505 — Wed, 18 Jun 2014 14:16:52 GMT

Forget about Jmeter for now, first open up the environment for dummy users

either by creating required of test users or opening the environment for

anonymous access (requires code change in authenticate.aspx).

After confirming access stiff start with Jmeter.

Re: Unable to Authenticate (using Basic Authentication)

Wed, 18 Jun 2014 14:23:47 GMT

Hi,

that part is already complete with the test users existing on all QVS machines where IIS is hosted. I have an alias routing the traffic so I don't know where it ends up.

The Authenticate.aspx is changed using the 0.8 documentation and asp file provided.

Trying to get header authentication to work