ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Intercepting the response(from the actual host) in virtual service to verify if its a negative Thank you nmrao for your response. I also have another question. We have one Virtual Machine where readyAPI is installed with the Service Virtualization feature. We developed a small virtual service and had the service running. While accessing the virtual service with localhost:8080 from the same machine, the api seem to be working. However, when trying to access from a different virtual machine within the same network as http://10.10.10.10: 8080 (assume the 10.10.10.10 is the ip address of the machine where the virtual service is running) , the api call is not accessible with an error (unable to reach host).. Is there any alternate solution that we try accessing it from remote machine without the VirtServer as we are doing this exercise as a POC. https://community.smartbear.com/t5/ReadyAPI-Questions/servicev-request-forbidden-for-anything-within-the-local-network/m-p/190895 Intercepting the response(from the actual host) in virtual service to verify if its a negative Here is my scenario: Create a virtual service that forwards the incoming request to the actual host (always) , Upon receiving the response from actual host, then my virtual service should be able to intercept the response from actual host. Review the response for any errors. If there are errors then return a default(positive) response from within the virtual service. Is this possible to do with service virtualization(readyAPI). If its possible, what options I can go with ? Solved