Hi, I'm trying to log traffic from multiple users on a single Citrix server and then review each user's traffic separately. I have Fiddler running and have a special published app they can select that will set their proxy settings before launching the web application in IE - but I can't figure out how to uniquly identify all traffic from a single user when reviewing a multi-user log file. Is there something that uniquely identifies the browser session? or a way to have Fiddler listen on multiple ports (so I could send one user to each port and filter on that?
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answered on 22 Oct 2014, 02:31 PM
Spend hours digging - give up - post question - find answer 5 minutes later ... Some day I'll get to Step 4 before Step 3 ... ... ... just found this in the properties of a request: "X-PROCESSINFO: iexplore:4736" ... that should do the trick
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Hello, Chris--
Yes, the Process Info is one mechanism and if it works for you, it's likely the best approach.
You can have Fiddler listen on any number of ports; in the QuickExec box below the Session list, type
!listen ####
Where #### is any port # and Fiddler will open an additional listener on that port.
Regards,
Eric Lawrence
Telerik
Yes, the Process Info is one mechanism and if it works for you, it's likely the best approach.
You can have Fiddler listen on any number of ports; in the QuickExec box below the Session list, type
!listen ####
Where #### is any port # and Fiddler will open an additional listener on that port.
Regards,
Eric Lawrence
Telerik
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