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ha, I dont mind cheap.
I do have another realted question. I've got the 4 desktops, and a single screen, keyboard and mouse. What is the best setup to manage all 4? Do I set one comp up as the "home" computer, and manage all the other from there? By manage I mean monitor hashrate, temp etc.
I do have another realted question. I've got the 4 desktops, and a single screen, keyboard and mouse. What is the best setup to manage all 4? Do I set one comp up as the "home" computer, and manage all the other from there? By manage I mean monitor hashrate, temp etc.
I would keep the monitor, KB and mouse centralized with the rigs around it. When you want to work on a rig, just plug the monitor, KB and mouse in to the desired machine. Typically, I run my miner headless (other than setup) and monitor hashrates and such through a different computer.
ha, I dont mind cheap.
I do have another realted question. I've got the 4 desktops, and a single screen, keyboard and mouse. What is the best setup to manage all 4? Do I set one comp up as the "home" computer, and manage all the other from there? By manage I mean monitor hashrate, temp etc.
I do have another realted question. I've got the 4 desktops, and a single screen, keyboard and mouse. What is the best setup to manage all 4? Do I set one comp up as the "home" computer, and manage all the other from there? By manage I mean monitor hashrate, temp etc.
If wanting physical connection to all four a four port KVM switch which allows you to use the one of everything you have for each machine. If doing it via the network then using linux a few terminal windows open one for each machine then you can login via ssh to see what is going on in your terminal windows also will work if using mac to control the machines. If windows then I believe something like teamviewer or VNC allows you to do the same remote on a desktop thing for it.
assuming you already have a switch or hub, does one of your desktops have two network interfaces? If you do, you could have one nic plugged into the external network (internet) and the other into the internal network where your three other desktops would be plugged in. Route all your traffic through that dual-homed system. If that was a linux system you would have a free stateful inspection firewall too.
4 port router...
If the internet jack is untrusted, then the router should have an inbuilt firewall.
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