I can't get back to the antminer s3 interface! I got one of my miners up and hashing because i set it to run on dhcp. So when i plugged it into my netgear switch it started hashing on btcguild like i set up, but i cant get back to its interface either.
I had to configure my ip address bc im on a 10.8.xxx.xxx ip. When i changed the static address to match my network i can not connect back to make changes in the interface on the first miner i set up. I have not been able to log the cg mining interface back through my web browser to make any changes, point my miner in the direction of my pool, etc. PLEASE HELP
I had to configure my ip address bc im on a 10.8.xxx.xxx ip. When i changed the static address to match my network i can not connect back to make changes in the interface on the first miner i set up. I have not been able to log the cg mining interface back through my web browser to make any changes, point my miner in the direction of my pool, etc. PLEASE HELP
There is a small reset on on the front of the S3. Use a paper clip and hold it for 5 secs or so. That should reset the device back to factory settings and you can then log in @ 192.168.1.99
I thought that would work and tried it but not having any luck. Still not pulling u the login in the browser. What else could I try?
Make sure you restart/reboot the miner. Also restart computer and router.
Nothing. I emailed Bitmain with a screen shot of what I set up so maybe that will help. Luckily i took a pic with my phone. Im sure it is really easy, and it would be but im setting this up at work (free power) with the different 10.x.xxx.xxx address which has complicated it for me. Now i cant get back into settings, ughhh
People will be less likely to help if they know that you aren't paying for your own power. Many of us have high electric cost.
FYI for those ppl using miners at work. I work in security and most security products are coming out with signatures looking for mining traffic. Most haven't zeroed in on tcp+stratum protocol and just look for http/https traffic heading to probably known sites, but it won't be long before they start looking for that as well since the specs are published. Just be careful and if you don't have explicit permission to use the device at your place of work then take it home.
actually they already have that it is called an ips.. this is ok since you work in network security you can put all your miners in a vlan and tell your ips to ignore that vlan and you are good .
otherwise your traffic will show up in the ips.. and any good security would not have mining ports open on the firewalls by default anyways .
