(The mainpool runs at 8080 since ages back by the way...
Just connect to http://bitcoins.lc and you're ready to go) 
Topic: Are there any mining pools that work through proxy servers/firewalls? (Read 2072 times)
We also have a fallback against port 80, http://port-80.bitlc.net should work as URL.
(The mainpool runs at 8080 since ages back by the way... Just connect to http://bitcoins.lc and you're ready to go)
(The mainpool runs at 8080 since ages back by the way...
Just connect to http://bitcoins.lc and you're ready to go) 
July 23, 2011, 06:40:11 PM
Eligius also works on port 80
July 23, 2011, 04:47:28 PM
Ok, thanks. Awesome! I'll give it a try on Monday.
July 22, 2011, 12:35:14 PM
rfcpool allows port 80 which should pass through just about anything (see sig)
July 22, 2011, 12:10:49 PM
Should be easy enough to set up an SSH tunnel to your home computer and forward the miner connections through that.
But don't use the computer for mining if your employer does not condone with it. If you get fired it's not worth mining 5 BTC a month.
But don't use the computer for mining if your employer does not condone with it. If you get fired it's not worth mining 5 BTC a month.
July 22, 2011, 11:58:08 AM
I have a kick-ass computer at my work that I would LOVE to have mining. My problem is that my office has a proxy server/ and a firewall that blocks a ton of a-typical ports-- 8332 is one of them.
Is there a mining that has can be used through a proxy that also uses a port like 8080 for communication? So far, the only miner that I've been able to use is BitcoinPlus.com since it's Java/Browser based. It works, but as you can imagine the has rate is awful.
Is there a mining that has can be used through a proxy that also uses a port like 8080 for communication? So far, the only miner that I've been able to use is BitcoinPlus.com since it's Java/Browser based. It works, but as you can imagine the has rate is awful.
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