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I am using jmeter 2.13 [latest version]. Running a loadtest on https web application with a load of 10000 users. I am using 40 [x250 users/LG] load generators for this. All are 8gb ram & quadcore processors & CentOS operated. I am getting java.net.socket exception: connection reset issue. I tried in both options using keep-alive checked & unchecked. Done all the recommendations need to avoid this issue. Still I am getting the issue. Server is also not showing any issues/logs on reset. Please help me in understanding the root cause for this issue & how can I avoid this issue.

Also I didn't quite understand the active threads overtime graph? Why the spikes in the graph? Does it mean the thread will connect again after reset? [I have used stop thread on error].

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Similar question was answered this week [here][1] [1]: stackoverflow.com/a/31790434/2897748Dmitri T
yes... i have followed all the steps mentioned before posting this question.....still i am getting the errorsVenkat Akurathi
Maybe you're running out of available network sockets?Dmitri T

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Link given above by Dmitri T is very useful, may fix you problem. If it won't, you may want to consider switching to other HTTP Client implementation. I recently faced a strange issue (probably a bug in client v4), which disappeared afer downgrading client version.