Thomas,
I would recommend that you use PolyMix-3 and the step-by-step
instructions at http://www.measurement-factory.com/docs/PolyMix-3/
If you have to use PolyMix-2, try to follow these steps:
http://bakeoff.ircache.net/N02/howto.txt
It is difficult to say what is wrong with your setup based on the
information you have supplied. Here are a few guesses that might help:
- Polygraph does not understand FQDNs yet, only IP addresses
must be used
- If you have one PolyMix-2,3 robot only (one IP address),
you will get 0.4 req/sec load at most; create more
robots (preferrably via adding IP aliases) to increase
the load
- Make sure you can talk to Polygraph servers from Polygraph
client machine using telnet
Good luck,
Alex.
On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, Thomas Proell wrote:
> Hi!
> I installed the Web Polygraph on my network, compiled it,
> ran the "hello world" example - and was happy. It worked.
>
> Now, I want to work with Poly-Mix2 to do some real testing.
> I installed the client on one computer (nelke), set its
> default route to a router (bunuel) and set the server on
> a third computer (godard). All computers are connected
> by the same wire.
> The router knows them both, so it should work.
>
> Then, I changed the workloads/polymix-2.pg so that the
> two adresses appear there instead of the 10.som.ewh.at
> dummy.
>
> The problem ist now, that it doesn't work. Only zeros
> and "-1" appear as the output. Then
>
> "fyi: local phase 'warm' reached synchronisation point"
>
> again many zeros and rarely real numbers :-)
>
>
> Running tcpdump on the router shows me that the client and
> the server don't speak much. When they speak, I get the
> numbers, but this is rare.
>
>
> Then, there are errors like "CltXact.cc:399: error:
> clocks out of sync"
>
>
> What's going on here? Souldn't they send more traffic?
> Have I forgotten anything?
>
>
> Thomas
>
>
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