I'm trying to load test a service which needs a specific "Host" header to route. (and also this service is running on port 9211). In Jmeter config, I added a "Http header manager" and added an override for the said header. But the request seems to have the port appended in the host header like following. I believe this could be a bug in jmeter(or some weird feature). In any case is there a way around this?
I want the "Host" header to be "my-host" and that only without appending the port.
jmeter config
Heder manager setup
Actual request headers
Thanks
I don't think this is something you can configure, it's being done under HTTPHC4Impl.setConnectionHeaders() function, the port is being added for "non-default" ports (80 for HTTP or 443 for HTTPS)
Actually it doesn't contradict with the specification so I would recommend just ignoring it.
However if you have a specific use case and need to send the Host header without specifying the port - you will need to switch the "Client implementation" of the HTTP Request sampler to Java
, the setting lives under "Advanced" tab of the HTTP Request sampler (or better use HTTP Request Defaults if you want the setting to be applied to all HTTP Request samplers)