then they will know you are connecting to a VPN.
Yup, f*cking DPI analysis from ISP. But there are ways to change your VPN traffic signature to look like a different kind of traffic, like VPN+obfsproxy, for example. 
Topic: Crash internet line mining (Read 126 times)
hi everyone, is it possible that the rig with 5 rx580 crashes the internet line? Hacker?
Maybe you used hacked software or still use a hacked software. At a friends farm i saw something like this. He tried a new miner (it was a hacked one) and this miner install something and connect several times to other ip´s, after a while the internet is blocked by windows, because to much connections. He must restart the rig and all good for 1 day and then again. So we looking for some virus and after deleted much infected data, the rig runs for weeks now.
I don't know which country you live in, but I can assume that in your country cryptocurrency and mining under the ban.
Therefore, your provider blocks the pool address and your connection.
Try mining through VPN.
Are you saying it's possible for your internet providers to know that you are mining? I don't think so because most pools have IP address with no crypto or coin name attached to them, enlightened me more if I'm wrong I would love to learn Therefore, your provider blocks the pool address and your connection.
Try mining through VPN.
They can see everything until you put your traffic through VPN.
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Absolutely your ISP can see you are mining and so can anyone else that can do packet analysis on your network. If you use SSL your traffic is encrypted but they can still see you are connecting to a mining pool, unless you route through a VPN, then they will know you are connecting to a VPN.
I don't know which country you live in, but I can assume that in your country cryptocurrency and mining under the ban.
Therefore, your provider blocks the pool address and your connection.
Try mining through VPN.
Are you saying it's possible for your internet providers to know that you are mining? I don't think so because most pools have IP address with no crypto or coin name attached to them, enlightened me more if I'm wrong I would love to learn Therefore, your provider blocks the pool address and your connection.
Try mining through VPN.
I don't know which country you live in, but I can assume that in your country cryptocurrency and mining under the ban.
Therefore, your provider blocks the pool address and your connection.
Try mining through VPN.
Therefore, your provider blocks the pool address and your connection.
Try mining through VPN.
hi, i have ethermine with phoenix, so do you recommend hive os? does it work better? however, just to make you understand, the first internet network has blocked me and I no longer have a connection, at this point I feel like it is the operator who no longer gives me the internet. yesterday I tried to connect it under another network and this morning there was no wifi
hi everyone, is it possible that the rig with 5 rx580 crashes the internet line? Hacker?
This is possible but unlikely. It is more convenient for a hacker to make sure that some of the shares go to his wallet. And from the fact that your mining farm crashes, no one will get a profit.Install the latest version of Hive Os and set up mining.
You don't need a high internet speed for mining, a few megabits per second is enough (at least)
hi everyone, is it possible that the rig with 5 rx580 crashes the internet line? Hacker?
Before you start blaming hackers I'd check your network adapter, cables (if any) and the router. If it's wi-fi then try to change the channel and see what happens.
hi everyone, is it possible that the rig with 5 rx580 crashes the internet line? Hacker?
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