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Hi,

I am trying to record a test plan for a web site using Jmeter.

In the HTTP request I have placed the IP of the web in production and the port. And when I run it launching 1000 request againt the main page. It works well.

Then when I try to record an scenario, using the http(s) test script recorder it doesnt record it. I have investigated it looks like the proxy should be config as localhost.

The port where the web is running is 443, I am lost here I have config it with localhost and 8080 in the port and using the production ip and port

But anything, any idea?

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In JMeter you configure built-in proxy server port (i.e. 8080)
In browser - you configure it to user JMeter's proxy (set proxy host to localhost, set proxy port to 8080, remove "localhost", "127.0.0.1" from "No proxy for" input)
In browser - you navigate to your application under test like: https://ip:443/path

JMeter starts capturing requests send from browser to your application and recording them.

See Recording HTTPS Traffic with JMeter's Proxy Server for step-by-step instructions and some tips and tricks for successful SSL recording
 
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The issue is solved now MAMP in my local was in port 3306 and I was trying with 8080 at Jmeter test script recorder

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I try to do that when Jmeter sends request to the server the Google Analytics would not notice it, I am using this post

It is not specific about Google Analytics, any idea?
 
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