Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 493. (Read 703148 times)

ah, I see that is does not.

Which kinds of answers my 1st question, but leads me to the next which is why would that be?

zpool hashrate
https://imgur.com/a/nMVox

Awesome miner
https://imgur.com/a/Fbf70

Hi ive one question. How to fix that for managed miner.

If i add a miner via scan it shows the statistic(hashrate, shares,..)

If i add a managed miner it shows interface offline.

Another question how to switch pool. The miner starts via batchfile pool is also choosen in the batch file. So how can i setup awesome miner that it changes the value -S [Pool] in the batchfile ?

Is Zpool recording the same hashrate as AwesomeMiner ?

Apologies if this question/subject's been covered, only found one or two posts but didn't really hit my question.

I understand that Awesome miner can be configured with either Whattomine or Coinwarz.

I'm using Whattomine, but my earnings are nowhere near the estimates?

Is there anyway to get a more accurate estimate?

On zpool now but doesn't seem to matter.

I'm running Awesome Miner to run a Managed Profit Miner for 2x 1080ti and it's reporting a hashrate approximately 73Mh/s on Zpool[Nist5]  for each GPU (Nist5 presumably the Bulwark coin)

This hash rate figure is consistent with the DOS window output of CCMiner saying the same thing.

However, looking at ZPool.ca for my wallet I'm seeing a hashrate of just 3.5Mhs (5 minute average having been running for an hour or so).   This does not seem right.

Which is right, which is wrong, and how can I fix it ?

I just updated my from 4.1.1 and I noticed (not sure if it was before or not) profit switching for ASICS.
I'm using awesomeminer for S9s to monitor and notify under some rules (speed, offline etc.) I'm not familiar with profit switching on ASICs, can someone explain?
I feel that I'm not using maximum out of this software possibilities even thou I'm running small amount of S9s
any help would be much appreciated.

You don't have to give up and leave your rigs unnamed. Just hard-code the password and clone the pool for different workers. I have this problem too on hashvault.pro -- password has to be in the format [workername]:[email]. Also, go to advanced and enable 'ignore 'add to worker name' on miner'.

Smells like network sourced issue. Assign totally diiferent static IP to that miner. (like, if you have 192.168.1.2--10,  make it  192.168.1.178 etc, far away from others)

Use a different PCIe network card. They should be cheap.

Has anyone else seen this bug?

Have you replaced the network card? It could be snarfing packets not intended for it.

I've been having a really annoying issue with the remote agent for a few months now.  I've tried all kinds of things and cannot fix it.

I have many mining rigs running via remote agent.  All in server racks, built properly, unique IP addresses, etc.
I'm running the newest version of everything - but this has been going on for several versions.

Miner4 is my problem rig.

Any time I stop or start ANY OTHER remote agent rig's mining, Miner4 ALSO shuts down (even though I didn't touch Miner4).

So for example if I shut down Miner7 to switch it from Eth to EtN - Miner 4 ALSO shuts down as soon as I tell Miner7 to shut down.  Same for every other Miner... shut any of them down and Miner4 shuts down.

When it shuts down it craps it out to the point that I have to remote desktop into Miner4, kill the awesome miner remote agent and then restart the remote agent to get it to mine again.

I've completely removed and reinstalled the remote agent on Miner4.
I've completely removed Miner4 from AwesomeMiner and rebuilt it's config from scratch.
I've updated the remote agent to the newest version on every rig.
I've tried changing permissions on the remote agent to administrator with no change.

Doesn't matter what I do.  If I touch any other miner - this remote agent shuts down mining.

Has anyone else seen this bug?

Patrike,
At present, yiimp-based pools are very popular.

But on the yiimp-based pools we can not specify rig name through worker (-o), we must do it only through password, like -p c=BTX,RIGNAME1.
Therefore, the Awesome Miner can not specify the name of the RIG through password and there is confusion on the pool - all rigs are unnamed.

Add please the ability to add a rig through a password, somithing like this or in another way

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What is the "Balance" tab supposed to display? There's never anything there and I have a substantial balance.

How accurate are these switching procedures? which gives better proffit those manage miners or those profit manage miners. I using the profit manage miner but Im a little curios about its switching decisions. what are the AM basis for these switching. And also about the benchmarking I find it hard to understand. I read that if you benchmark your miner it will give better decision about switching.
Please enlighten me.

Yeah so this is kind of a big problem with pools like Nanopool where you want to append the worker name.  If you apply templates then it breaks pools that don't support such a syntax.

I haven't tried yet but is it possible to edit the setting through editing the configuration file?  I realize it may be over-written if you edit the template through AM.

Is there a way to mine specific coins as in VTC and MONA switching? Also is there a way I can tell what coin I'm mining? Thanks  

Hi all, and thanks for the answers, they were certainly useful. I have some further questions.

I am looking for utilization of rules feature but it appears its not possible to create a rule that can assess "per month" gain and apply profile switching (in fact, algorithm switching). Can any of you manage to apply such a rule? Basically, I want to make a switch if monthly gain under "Miners" tab is under or over certain numbers.

You really should use the benchmark feature to create 3 different profit switching profiles... one for each type of card you have.  Having two different types of nVidia cards will make it a little more tough to get accurate statistics though.  You will also need to setup two different profit miners... one to deal with the nvidia cards, and one to deal with the AMD card.  You will need to make sure that you only use software that is exclusive to AMD or nVidia... so remove the ability to use Claymore's dual etherium software as it will try to use both card vendors.  So one each profit miner, select the benchmarked profile you created for one or the other vendor, and you should be good to go.

Cool story.

You want to let us know what's going on so we can help you?

You could create a rule to turn it back to "none" highlights.  I would suggest a trigger of Hashrate greater than X, then action to change highlight back to "none".



AM wouldn't have any knowledge of a Linux rig.  You would have to manually set it up as an external miner.  You'd need to find out which port that SMOS uses to report API data and use that port with the IP you already know.  You will need to also tell AM what software your SMOS rig is running so that it can figure out what kind of API data to parse.  I don't remember if SMOS can profit-switch, but that might be a problem if the miner software changes from ccminer to Claymore for example.  But if it's just running a static pool with specific miner software, you can define that in the external miner profile and then you will see the data and statistics.

It's no different than just creating a normal pool in AM.  You go to the Options, select the Pools tab, create a new pool... put in the relevant information like a description, URL, worker name, worker password, and the coin that the pool will be mining.  If you have any special commands to pass to the miner software do it in the advanced tab of the pool definition.  For pools like Suprnova, you put in your username for the worker name... for me it would be "puwaha".  On the managed miner, (or profit miner), you check the box to append the rig name to the worker name, so that the final worker name would be something like "puwaha.rig1"... you need to setup these worker names in the Suprnova pools before hand.  Some pools will automatically do this for you.

After you've setup all these pools, go to the pool group tab and add them all to a pool group.  Then in the profit switching tab in the options, check the box on Custom Pools and select the pool group you just made.

You'll need a profit miner setup instead of a managed miner, and then turn it loose.  It will mine any of the coins in the pool group that is most profitable.

Here's some detailed information on setting up pools and pool groups:  http://awesomeminer.com/help/pools.aspx