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You can run load tests on a remote machine from the command line by starting the remote instance of Load Test in server Agent mode and running a project with the local instance of Load Test that is configured to run the tests on the remote serverAgent.
Starting Load Test in
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Agent Mode
Use the -loadtestserveragent flag and specify the port number to enable the Load Test to run remotely. The port number is the local machine's port on which the server Agent is listening. If no port is specified, the default port of 8189 is used.
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Configuring a Remote Project
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The machine that runs in GUI mode and provides the interface for controlling the load test is the Load Test controller machine. The controller can communicate with a Load Test server agent machine located on a different network network if the network equipment that bridges these networks allows communication on the port that the Load Test server agent machine is listening on.
For example, if you run your Load Test controller on network A and your Load Test server agent is started on port 10095 by an lt -loadtestserver agent 10095 command on network B, the communication on port 10095 between networks A and B must not restricted by your network equipment. Allow any TCP traffic exchange for that port. Talk to your system or network administrator about the network configuration issues.
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The following commands allow you to start the Load Test Server agent and run load tests:
Load Test Command Line Options
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-cmd | Starts Load Test in command line mode. Required to run Load Test locally. | |||
-run | Specifies the Load Test script to run. Required to run Load Test locally. | |||
-help | Shows help information. Does not run testing. | |||
| Starts the Load Test Agent on the default port 8189 unless another port is specified. To start the Load Test Agent on port 8999, for example, you would specify the port number in the command line argument such as:
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-licenseServer <BASE_URL> | Specifies the base URL for the Parasoft License Server. By default, Load Test requests a license from the server configured in the GUI, but this option enables you to dynamically request a license. Optional. | |||
-licenseUsername <USERNAME> | Specifies the | Specifies the base URL for the Parasoft License Server. By default, Load Test requests a license from the server configured in the GUI, but this option enables you to dynamically request a license. Optional. | -licenseUsername <USERNAME> | Specifies the username associated with the license on the Parasoft License Server. If this argument is not specified, no authentication is used. Optional. |
-licensePassword <PASSWORD/ENCODED_PASSWORD> | Specifies the password or encoded password associated with the license on the Parasoft License Server. Passwords may be encrypted with AES 256-bit encryption using the soatestcli -encodepass command line option. If this argument is not specified, an empty password is used for authentication. Optional. | |||
-licenseVus <VALUE> | Specifies the number of virtual users allowed by the license requested from the server specified with the -licenseServer option. You can specify an integer value or unlimited for unlimited virtual users' licenses. |
| Starts the Load Test Server on the default port 8189 unless another port is specified. To start the Load Test Server on port 8999, for example, you would specify the port number in the command line argument such as: lt.exe -loadtestserver 8999 | |
-password <LONG_PASSWORD_STRING> | Specifies a node-locked license to pass to Load Test. | |||
-reserialize | Specifies a file path to Load Test assets that you want to reserialize into a different file format. See Reserializing Assets for more information. | |||
-J<JVM_OPTION> | Specifies additional JVM options to pass to the Load Test JVM. (Note that there is no space between the Examples:
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