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Unable to run a sample test getting error problem to allocate dedicate IPs for runtime component

Geetika Pandey

I setup load generators on my VM's and security team opened up the firewall and ports as well.

I choose On-premise in Loadrunner cloud before running sample test.

Microfocus has already assigned a dedicated IP which is hosted on AWS .

When i run test i am getting a pop up window like this 

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    Dear Geetika

    Your current runtime component is allocated in Dublin while the runtime component for OPLG required N. Virginia.

    I suggest to open a ticket to allocation the runtime component in N.Virginia for your tenant.

    Regards,

    Kate

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    Hi, 

    I am actually choosing the option as on-premise and not Cloud in the distribution tab (load runner cloud). 

    Distribution in N.Virginia I set as 0% and dedicated IP assigned to me is in Dublin. Since the Virtual machines are hosted in AWS canada east my load generators also pointing the same.

    Do i need to request dedicated IP's in Canada east?

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    Dear Geetika,

    You do not need to request dedicated IP in Canada east. When you select "on-premise", LRC always uses runtime component in N.Virginia no matter where is the location of your on-premise.

    Regards,

    Kate

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    Thanks Kate,

    So this means LRC runtime should be setup to North Virginia and I can  setup my on premise Load Generators from my virtual machine 

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    Your test looks like it's configured in the 'general' settings to use 'dedicated IPs' that's why you are seeing this error (you have 0 IPs in N. Virginia).

    So you may try to run the test without the use of 'dedicated IPs' enabled. However if it were to fail you'll probably need to request a dedicated IP in N. Virginia and white-list in your network.

    Cheers,

    Oscar.

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