maybe you should start knowledge about cisco .
https://youtu.be/SZVcSB4fIzc
Topic: Can someone explain me the structure? (Read 1020 times)
Thanks! I'm just studing microinformatic systems and nets.
I would guess(!) they use some sort of workload system or proxy that distributes the work locally between the actual miners and hold a single or only a few connections to the outside network. Maybe you can get in contact with pool operators -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=41.0 for details.
Thanks! I'm just studing microinformatic systems and nets.
What are you studying?
Take a look at the pictures in this thread, https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--1072474 . Should give you an idea of whats needed.
I'll come back with a proper answer later tonight!
Take a look at the pictures in this thread, https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--1072474 . Should give you an idea of whats needed.
I'll come back with a proper answer later tonight!
First of all sorry for my bad English, it's not my native language.
I'm doing the final project of my studies about the creation of a massive bitcoin mine, but I must explain technically how it would be done.
I fully understand bitcoin and all what involves but i can't find any information of the structure of a bitcoin mine. In case i'm not explaining myself well i need to know for example how are the rigs connected to the net, if there is one or more computers working, and things like that. I think a good comparasion would be the structure of a lan like Router<-->Switch<-->pc's.
It would help too if you could show me links to any place where this is explained.
Thank you for your time.
I'm doing the final project of my studies about the creation of a massive bitcoin mine, but I must explain technically how it would be done.
I fully understand bitcoin and all what involves but i can't find any information of the structure of a bitcoin mine. In case i'm not explaining myself well i need to know for example how are the rigs connected to the net, if there is one or more computers working, and things like that. I think a good comparasion would be the structure of a lan like Router<-->Switch<-->pc's.
It would help too if you could show me links to any place where this is explained.
Thank you for your time.
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