I am now load testing a website through jmeter from my machine. But I want a real world scenario , so can ip aliasing or ip spoofing be used by jmeter which will look like requests are being sent from different ip addresses.?
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I am now load testing a website through jmeter from my machine. But I want a real world scenario , so can ip aliasing or ip spoofing be used by jmeter which will look like requests are being sent from different ip addresses.?
Yes it can, see property Source IP address::
Note that you must use HTTPClient implementations.
For a full tutorial, see :