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JMeter indicates "Receive Server Error" Error

We use Jmeter to test performance. I gave 10 topics (10 users) with a slew time of 60 seconds, 4 out of 10 users were unable to log out of org.apache.http.NoHttpResponseException: The target server failed to respond

Our script works this way. The user logs in, opens the access list page and performs the send operation, and gains access to the send information page. Each user does three times and logs out. When I have it only once, and three times it works well, but when I configure the script to do three times, I encounter the above error.

I'm really not sure if this is due to Jmeter settings or server settings?

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disable keepalive. worked for me.

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disable keepalive worked for me. Open the http request sampler, the KeepAlive checkbox is selected, which is selected by default.

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This error is not from the end of the Jmeter.

There may be a problem with one of the following:

  • Network bandwidth (network cards, interfaces, and switches)
    Environmental monitoring.
  • Timeout or retries
    edit the jmeter.properties file for retries = 3 and timeout = 120.

You can also link to the link below to configure your jmeter script

Hope this helps.

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