Keystore configuration element in JMeter helps to configure the Client’s side certificate. Some systems require a Client-side certificate which helps the server to know exactly who is connecting. Today, in many organizations internal users must install… JMeter – Keystore Configuration

The browser sends an HTTP request header with some additional information to the server. This additional information is required to fulfil the server requirements to respond to that particular request. Each time the browser sends… JMeter – HTTP Header Manager

What is a Cookie? As per definition, Cookies are text files stored on the client’s computer and they are kept for various information tracking purposes. Generally, a cookie is added to the response from the… JMeter – HTTP Cookie Manager

Generally, web browsers have some special features which allow to reduce the traffic over the Internet and also reduce the usage of network bandwidth that makes communication between clients and servers faster than usual. One… JMeter – HTTP Cache Manager

HTTP Authorization Manager is used to handle browser authentication pop-up in JMeter script. Many times you have seen while downloading a file from an FTP server, a ‘gatekeeper’ pop-up appears which is shown below: This… JMeter – HTTP Authorization Manager

Apart from HTTP and HTTPS protocols, Apache JMeter also supports FTP protocols. This article will show how can you create FTP, FTPS and SFTP test scripts using the JMeter FTP Request Defaults element. Why FTP… JMeter – FTP Request Defaults