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    Website testing

    Hi, I would like to know how I can write some script to test out a web site.

    Is there some way I can set a loop and then get the page to be hit over again to get some data for our network guys?
    Cheers.

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    What sort of data?

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    Basically I just need to get some hits on it so we can test the packet shaping on the IP and Port addresses.

    We need to get loads of hits so there is sufficient volume for the monitor to pick up.

    To sit and keep pressing F5 would not be good, so I need an automatic way of doing it.

    Cheers.

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    Have a look at Microsofts Web Application Stress Tool.
    It allows you to fake a large number of users hitting your site,
    and following certain links

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    Hi, is that part of Visual Studio. I have this already, if so where abouts.

    We dont have any budget for this so it will have to be something that does not need purchasing. ie write our own software.

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    In case you need to use scripting, try running Server.Execute and Server.Transfer in a loop.

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    The MS WAS tool is free to download
    here

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