How To Run JMeter GUI Mode In Ubuntu Servers
In Ubuntu server ,XMing open source
software can use to Run JMeter in GUI
mode:
5. The installer will prompt you for a Start Menu folder to create shortcuts in. Click "Next".
7. At the screen titled "Ready to Install", review your installation settings and click "Install". The installer will require only a few seconds to install Xming on your computer.
3. Select "Start a program", and click "Next".
4. Under the "Run Remote" section, select "Using PuTTY". This is the SSH client you installed during setup. In "Connect to computer", enter the name of the ARSC system you are trying to connect to, followed by ".arsc.edu". In "Login as user", enter your ARSC username. Click "Next" when you have filled out these fields. An ARSC user with
5. At the "Additional parameters" screen, click "Next". By default, your local and remote clipboards will synchronize, allowing you to copy and paste text from a remote X Window application to a file on your local computer.
Installing and Using Xming
Xming is a lightweight X
Window System implementation for Microsoft Windows. It includes an X
server, multiple X Window applications, and a launcher for both the X server
and for several secure shell programs. Xming is based on Cygwin/X, but is
compiled to run on Windows with no additional compatibility layer.
In May 2007, Xming became proprietary software. This article deals with Xming 6.9.0.31, the last public domain version of Xming. This version of Xming is known to work under Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8. The following steps were tested on a 64-bit Windows 7 installation.
In May 2007, Xming became proprietary software. This article deals with Xming 6.9.0.31, the last public domain version of Xming. This version of Xming is known to work under Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8. The following steps were tested on a 64-bit Windows 7 installation.
The following steps cover downloading and
installing Xming 6.9.0.31.
1. Download Xming 6.9.0.31
from the official SourceForge page (http://sourceforge.net/projects/xming/files/Xming/).
2. Run Xming-6-9-0-31-setup.exe, and click
"Next".
3. Choose a directory to install Xming into.
The default of "C:\Program Files\Xming" (or "C:\Program Files
(x86)\Xming" for 64-bit) is a good default.
4. At the screen titled "Select Components", select "Full
Installation" from the drop-down menu (selected by default). This
will install the XLaunch utility and PuTTY, the SSH client you will use to
connect remotely to ARSC systems.
5. The installer will prompt you for a Start Menu folder to create shortcuts in. Click "Next".
6. At the screen titled "Select Additional
Tasks", check "Create a desktop icon for XLaunch" and
"Associate XLaunch.exe with the .xlaunch file extension".
7. At the screen titled "Ready to Install", review your installation settings and click "Install". The installer will require only a few seconds to install Xming on your computer.
8. Click "Finish". As it closes,
the installer will by default launch the Xming server, which will run in the
background.
The following steps describe how to connect using
Xming 6.9.0.31 to ARSC systems via SSH with X11 forwarding.
1. Open XLaunch, using the icon placed on your
desktop by the Xming installer.
2. Select "Multiple Windows" (selected by
default), and click "Next".
3. Select "Start a program", and click "Next".
4. Under the "Run Remote" section, select "Using PuTTY". This is the SSH client you installed during setup. In "Connect to computer", enter the name of the ARSC system you are trying to connect to, followed by ".arsc.edu". In "Login as user", enter your ARSC username. Click "Next" when you have filled out these fields. An ARSC user with
5. At the "Additional parameters" screen, click "Next". By default, your local and remote clipboards will synchronize, allowing you to copy and paste text from a remote X Window application to a file on your local computer.
6. The final XLoader screen will allow you to save
your connection settings, if you choose to. If you save your connection
settings, you will be able to skip to Step 8 and avoid opening XLaunch directly
on future connections by instead opening the created .xlaunch file. Click
"Finish".
7. You may receive a popup alert similar to this
one. This is a warning displayed the first time your SSH client connects
to any computer it has never connected to before, designed to help recognize
"man-in-the-middle" attacks. If you have never connected to
this remote computer using this PuTTY installation, click
"Yes". PuTTY will now remember the remote computer's
fingerprint and suppress this message on recognition.
8. Enter the password you use to connect to ARSC
systems. You will be prompted for this password at each login, including
sessions started by opening .xlaunch files.(This window will appear if we didn’t enter password previous window)
9. You should now see an open xterm window, logged
into the system you specified. Xming's server was started on demand by
XLaunch and should appear with the system icons on the right-hand side of your
taskbar. Note that ARSC's warning banner and MOTD do not display when you
log in via this method.
10. Before opening any
large X Window applications, verify that you can open a small one. Run
"xlogo". For information on running programs from a shell
prompt, please see Running a
Program from the Shell Prompt.
If you see a window containing the X Window System
logo (a black X on a white background), your connection has X11 forwarding
established correctly.
11. You may now open X Window applications of your
choice that are installed on the system to which you are connected.
12.Go to JMeter path in opened window then type command (sh Jmeter.sh)
this will open the jmeter then using Jmeter you can open the jmx files.
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