Hi patrike,
I bought the premium version. I set everything up in 10 minutes is very simple, it's a beautiful job but I expected more (like a app to control remotely). I hope to see it in the near future. It would be interesting to point out that web access is only for visual monitoring without any kind of interaction with the application.
I just bought this version in order to be able to access remotely by Smartphone (outside the same network). But it was the only option I could not get it to work. I've had the opportunity to set up port forwarding and Port Trigger a few hundred times but I did not succeed. You deserve credit on the part of Profit Switching the usability is well cleaned, I will begin the tests to confirm if the software really does what it promises.
The questions may seem stupid, I do not have much time mining.
0- Do I not need a DNS service for remote access?
1- On
http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/remotenetworks.aspx I did get where it goes Service Port: x IP Address: x Internal Port: x Protocol: x Common Service Port: x was not clear to me, could you help me by sending me some more detailed documentation?
2- Does the ethermine.org API (JSON API) have any use for the application?
3- In Miners / GPU. In the columns of the GPU, Clock/Power and Progress values are zero is this correct?
4- Only GPU 0 is showing Fan percentage and Temp. I reckon it's some Claymore setup, right?
5- I have the MSI Afterburner running but there does not seem to be any interaction to the Advanced/MSI Afterburner integration option. Is there any way for Awesome Miner see Afterburner data?
6- When a new currency is set in the Coins Profit option, the values referring to this new currency are limited only to the coins tab?
7- I'm mining ETH it would be possible to see the profitability of it together with the others in the Coins tab?
Sorry if I asked a question already answered is that it is difficult to find something even using the search.
Thank you
Hi,
Thanks for your feedback. It's true that the web interface is limited compare to everything you can do in the Windows application, but you do have access to some operations like start/stop miners and basic pool operations.
0) As bonosurgut pointed out above, a DNS service is not required, but there are instances where it can be useful.
1) The concepts you list here like Common Service Port isn't concepts from Awesome Miner - is that your router configuration that requires these details? If that's the case, the configuration will be specific to which router you are using.
I can also point out that I will improve this experience in the future, where it will be possible to push statistics to a cloud service that you can access directly from Internet without having to do router configuration.
2) No. Although there might be some pool integrations in the future, it's not on the roadmap for this year.
3) Some mining software can provide these values, others like the Claymore miners don't. What you can do is to use the feature to "Map to system monitoring" (button in the toolbar in the GPU tab). This will let you bring in the GPU monitoring information that Awesome Miner itself collects.
4) Yes, so far it's always been missing information in the Claymore's API when this happens. However, take a look at the "Map to system monitoring" for this one as well.
5) The only time you see data from Afterburner is when you open the dialog to do GPU clocking and similar. I may add support for displaying them on the GPU tab in the future, but in most cases Awesome Miner can display this without the use of Afterburner. See also:
http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/gpuclocking.aspx6) In the case you add your own "custom" coin? It should show up on Coins tab and also be supported by the Profit switching feature.
7) In the Miners tab you will see the combined profit (example: Ethereum + SIA) included in "Per day" value. On the coins tab you they are only presented as individual values for each coin.