Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 459. (Read 703512 times)

The rules for temperature only operates on running miners. Although you can still view some GPU information in Awesome Miner without running the mining, the rules doesn't consider that scenario.

Cloud serivces is displaying the same as you see in Awesome Miner user interface.

So if Remote Agent is running the mining, compared to if Awesome Miner main application is doing the mining, there is a 1-2% difference in hashrate? The mining software is launched with the exact same command line arguments in both cases, and you can verify that via the Diagnostics button.   Do you have any additional observations around this, because I'm unsure what this could be?

That's a false positive. If you have this anti-virus software installed, please report it to them. They are not a top 10 vendor and basically the only ones that gives this warning. That alone should be an indication that they do it wrong.

I had to file a report to Microsoft a week ago for Windows Defender that incorrectly reported a completely non-mining related Awesome Miner file as a threat. In less than a day Microsoft analyzed the file and concluded that it was clean, and then updated their definition file for Windows Defender to correct the false positive warning. So these things happens sometimes and the only we can do is to let them analyze it and correct it.

Awesome Miner has been around for 3.5 years and is trusted by many users - so I have no intent of doing any harm.

Thanks for your feedback.

VPN is the most secure way, where you could run Awesome Miner from your house and connect to your remote miners just like if they where on your locaton network. From an Awesome Miner point of view, the requirement is only to be able to make a TCP/IP connection to the miners. Any network solution for that will work. General suggestions can be found here:
http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/remotenetworks.aspx

For the Pools in the Options dialog, there is a Clone button that might help a bit if there is a need to specify many similar pools

Thanks for responding, Yes I believe the hash rates are about where they should be. Ill keep an eye on it.

Thanks for reporting - I've corrected this now. The next release will soon be made available

AHashPool have a number of pools, where each pool do switching within the same algorithm. Awesome Miner will do switching between all these pools at AHashPool, and change algorithm as well if needed.

You previously also had a question on how to see if the profit switcher was selecting the correct pool:
To get insight why the profit switcher selects a specific algorithm, right click on the miner and select View Details and go to the Profit switching tab. Please note that these hashrates and profit estimates are based on what is defined in the Profit profile. They may not match the actual hashrate and profit. If they are not matching, please use the Benchmark feature or manually edit the profit profile to ensure they match, otherwise the profit switcher may select a less profitable pool.

If you have enabled Performance Mode (Options dialog, Advanced section), Awesome Miner will force compact list every time you start the application - simply because it's most performing if you have a very large number of miners. If you don't have a large number of miners, Performance Mode shouldn't be required at all.

I upgraded to Premium to get logging and Afterburner integration. However, now I am finding out that I can not use profiles as needed. It lets me set a profile for each GPU on a rig, but not a group of GPU's.

What I want is the ability to set each GPU to their profile setting 1 for certain coins and profile setting 5 for others (etc). I already have them configured on each machine, but want AM to switch the settings when the coin switches. Can someone point me to information on how to do what I need it to do if possible?

Thank you.

Does anyone here run Awesome Miner interface directly on their rigs? Are there any concerns with doing that? I would like to get it off my primary PC since I like to put it to sleep while at work but I also need the ability to access the interface remotely. I might just go with the cloud route eventually but for now just wondering if there are any potential issues running the interface along with the client.

Additionally, is there a process outlined for migrated Awesome Miner itself to another system while retaining all configuration/benchmarks? I saw the message on Export that stated it's not meant as a backup.

The way I handled this personally was to use the configuration tool in the Awesome Miner client folder to change the port it runs on for each system and then set up port forwarding on my router/firewall. Not the most secure route but the easiest route indeed.

Hi guys,
Another new Awesome Miner user here, first of all, thanks Patrike for your software!
Got my rig up and running, no problem there, just a question about the ‘balance’ tab, i cant find any info or example to fill in.
I understand that i need to insert a wallet address (duh) but what is used as ‘label’?
My Litecoin address works good, but not my Ethereum and Bitcoin, it shows update failed.
Any help is much appreciated,
Regards from The Netherlands

Can we get an upgrade to ccminer 2.2.4 in the next version? It yields a 4-5MH/s increase on my 1080ti. I manually replaced the binary for now but am not sure how to do that for the remote service systems.

Is it possible to have AM report all GPU temperatures and trigger defined rules on a rig that does not run any miners triggered by AM? The remote AM client is installed on this PC.

I'm trying to setup one rig with nicehash (NOT the pool) as a baseline so that I can compare the earnings of various miners vs nicehash, but trying to leverage all the nice remote monitoring/managing capabilities of the AM.

Basically, I'd like to see GPU temps through AM app and also reboot/restart if GPU temp goes below certain temp on a PC that is only running nicehash.

I have found hashrate difference for each of the GPU of about 1-2% between what is see on cloud.awesomeminer monitoring page and ccminer cli text screen (minig x17), managed by remote agent. I do not see this with local awesome miner running and its cloud posted data. So with locally manged process (miners) there is almost no difference, but with Remote Agent managed there is. Please advise why this can happen? something wrong with my setup or there is a reason?

What's with the Ikarus virus in the installation of Awesome Miner?  This test is using the official installation provided on their site.

Trojan.Bodegun

Screenshot results:
https://paste.pics/5fb9215e3a834c881b228c3708bdb3e1

Via the VirusTotal website.

Is this due to the type of behavior of the miners or is this an actual infection? Exercise caution.

I am a software developer and here are my additional thoughts:
- Awesome miner could have a virus or backdoor that could activate at any time (and remove your coins).
- Any of the miners that awesome miners uses could have a virus or backdoor that could activate at any time (and awesome miner may not be aware of it).
- Any update to awesome miner could include a virus or backdoor that wasn't there previously.
- Any update to any of the miners that awesome miner uses could include a virus or backdoor that wasn't there previously.
- Ultimate any of the moving parts could play the long game and wait to activate the backdoor and then remove everyone's coins at once.
- Virus scanners aren't very helpful because they can only detect known viruses or certain patterns. It's not likely to catch anything written that is custom.
- There is a lot of money at stake and therefore a lot of motivation to go to great lengths to conceal such an initiative. Just be careful.
- It's not just your wallet you have to worry about, but all your logins to coinbase, binance, etc.

Loving AM so far. 

I have a quick question though. 

I have some Antminer and GPU rigs offsite, at a place I don't have 24/7 access to, and no access to it's network (They host many other people's rigs for them).  How can I monitor these the best way, such as logging in, resetting pools etc.   

I'm sure it has something to do with VPN access, but especially the Antminer's, how does this work??  I'd love to be able to monitor everything from my house at multiple sites.

Thanks for your help. 

or how difficult it can be.  For the predefined pools, you should be able to click new algorithm, specify a port and be done. it makes no sense to have to type in the url every time since that info is already in the system.  Same thing for a custom pool, you should be able to specify once the info and then just add the port for each new one.  Its like an exercise in frustration trying to set this up.

Hello.
ver 4.3.1
Antminer default pool configuration - does not save configuration (Options -> Rules -> Actions -> Antminer default pools)

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