Question IP aliases in .net??
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I'm not sure what you mean by "simulate".
Sorry if i wasn't clear.
Im not sure how else to explain it. On a unix system you can do 'ip aliasing' which as i understand it allows you to assign 'aliases' to an ip address. You can then use these aliases as if they were a seperate ip address. This is used for testing load on servers by simulating 1000's of connections without the need for 1000's of ip addresses.
I was wondering if there is any similar process available with the .net framework that i can use to test the load on a service.
Perhaps i should have worded my question as such:
Is there any way of testing the load on a .net service that needs to connect to 1000 ip addresses with out actually having 1000 ip addresses? I only have 10 available.
Hope that makes more sense
Im not sure how else to explain it. On a unix system you can do 'ip aliasing' which as i understand it allows you to assign 'aliases' to an ip address. You can then use these aliases as if they were a seperate ip address. This is used for testing load on servers by simulating 1000's of connections without the need for 1000's of ip addresses.
I was wondering if there is any similar process available with the .net framework that i can use to test the load on a service.
Perhaps i should have worded my question as such:
Is there any way of testing the load on a .net service that needs to connect to 1000 ip addresses with out actually having 1000 ip addresses? I only have 10 available.
Hope that makes more sense
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