If Aneka is not working as it is expected the best approach to find what is wrong is to review the Aneka Logs. In this entrance I explain where to find these logs.
The first step to find the logs is to remember the folder of the Aneka installation. The default one is:
{Installation_Path} = C:\Program Files (x86)\Manjrasoft\Aneka.3.0\
The first step to find the logs is to remember the folder of the Aneka installation. The default one is:
{Installation_Path} = C:\Program Files (x86)\Manjrasoft\Aneka.3.0\
There are three main logs in Aneka. The first one correspond to the Management studio and it can be found in:
{Installation_Path}\Tools\Management Studio\logs\manager.console.log
The second is the daemon log and it is:
{Installation_Path}\Runtime\Daemon\logs\aneka.daemon.log
Other important logs are associated to the containers. These are in the following Path.
{Installation_Path}\Runtime\Daemon\Containers\container_id\logs\aneka.log
Sometimes the event that we are looking for is not in the last log but in a older one. These older logs are in the same folder with the same name plus the date when the were closed.
{Installation_Path}\Tools\Management Studio\logs\manager.console.log
The second is the daemon log and it is:
{Installation_Path}\Runtime\Daemon\logs\aneka.daemon.log
Other important logs are associated to the containers. These are in the following Path.
{Installation_Path}\Runtime\Daemon\Containers\container_id\logs\aneka.log
Sometimes the event that we are looking for is not in the last log but in a older one. These older logs are in the same folder with the same name plus the date when the were closed.
If the machines cannot be successfully added the error can be reviewed with out checking the logs. In the images you can see the procedure.
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