Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 178. (Read 703563 times)

I will correct this in the next release - planned for tomorrow. Thanks for reporting it.

Hello, Patricke.

If you select "Network hash rate, block reward and block time" in the properties of the coin, then information from another formula will appear in the details window.
The data from the Coins window is correct.

SWAP
VDL
ANON
GENX

Hi does anyone know how to setup multiple consumption for SHA256 ?
I have S9, S11 and S15 some on LMP some on ULPM and every consumption is different but on SHA256 I can only set on consumption under algo options and that screws the main dashboard

Thanks for your question.

Although Awesome Miner can manage and monitor most ASIC miners on the market, the exact instructions for how to setup Privileged API access for each of these miners are not covered in the documentation. The most popular ASIC miners are described and those instructions are often similar on other models from the same vendor.

I do know based on feedback and data provided by other users that Innosilicon A8+ can run in Privileged API mode. I assume that you already added it to Awesome Miner, but it shows up as Restricted API access? Or did it actually refuse this connection as well?

For Innosilicon there have been two configuration concepts so far as you noticed, one based on Telnet and the other one based on SSH. The Innosilicon miners provides one of these, so it's safe to try both connection methods to see which one allows you to connect. Unfortunately I don't have any good suggestions how to proceed if both these connection methods would fail. Are both Telnet on port 8100 (this is not a default port and must be specified) and SSH on port 22 simply refusing the connection?

Customers of Awesome Miner do get product support. Although I answer questions here on the forum, e-mail is the official and prioritized support channel for customers with a license or subscription.

In case of questions for a specific ASIC miner where the Awesome Miner documentation isn't enough it's typically that we simply don't have the details on how to configure this specific ASIC miner. Many users make use of the community here where there are forum threads for most ASIC miners on the market, to share and learn from others how to approach a specific ASIC miner.

Awesome Miner indicates it supports Innosilicon A8+ but no where can I find how to actually do that. Only instruction I've found is for A4, A4+ and A9 which one uses Telnet and the other SSH - No clue what applies if anything to the A8+. Downloaded SSH client Putty which also supports Telnet and not sure where to begin since nothing I do will hook up to the A8+, it keeps refusing connection other than a Browser.

Is Awesome Miner product support good? If I buy the Professional edition would I get help and not just a link to something that makes no sense to me with the information already available? Google, here and elsewhere so far I am unable to find a good instruction to hooking up the A8+ with Awesome Miner. It says it supports it but nowhere can I find out how.

Linux agent

Ubuntu sometimes runs Overclocking sometimes doesn't

Good update It could be added in Notifications, when an API fails ?, as we now use dozens of apis to configure the currencies, it is very interesting to be able to monitor those apis that have not been able to collect data, in this way have under control the large amount of apis that we are using, and that otherwise it would be impossible to monitor, and I think the notification tab would be very good.

Currency X api Difficulty problem
Currency X Api Nethash Problem

Something like that. For example, when it happens 2 or 3 times in a row, you do not need to notify the first one that it fails.