What's your setup for the stratum proxy? Your setup should definitely work -- are the miners able to connect to the proxy?
You could also try the Slush implementation: https://github.com/slush0/stratum-mining-proxy
Topic: How to connect L3+ and control remote miners (Read 286 times)
Folks, I am in a fix.
My L3+ miners are in a data center on East coast. I am on West Coast. Place these miners are hosted in can update destination address by me opening a request ticket and response time for a ticket is 24hrs.
I have been using these miners on NiceHash and Prohashing but unable to mine any specific coins.
I would like to use something like AwesomeMiner, but these miners are behind a firewall and VPN access is not possible.
I have tried installing a stratum-proxy on an Amazon ec2 for high availability and easy access
https://github.com/Stratehm/stratum-proxy
but miners were not hashing via proxy. I opened up all the inbound and outbound traffic in ec2 security settings.
Ideally, I want to have simple interface access to miners to help mine coins without putting request tickets in data center every time. Any ideas pointers I can try? Should Stratum-proxy work in this situation?
Thanks
My L3+ miners are in a data center on East coast. I am on West Coast. Place these miners are hosted in can update destination address by me opening a request ticket and response time for a ticket is 24hrs.
I have been using these miners on NiceHash and Prohashing but unable to mine any specific coins.
I would like to use something like AwesomeMiner, but these miners are behind a firewall and VPN access is not possible.
I have tried installing a stratum-proxy on an Amazon ec2 for high availability and easy access
https://github.com/Stratehm/stratum-proxy
but miners were not hashing via proxy. I opened up all the inbound and outbound traffic in ec2 security settings.
Ideally, I want to have simple interface access to miners to help mine coins without putting request tickets in data center every time. Any ideas pointers I can try? Should Stratum-proxy work in this situation?
Thanks
Do you mind sharing which data center it is and how much does it cost? I am currently looking for a place to host my L3+ too.
Let me know through PM
Thanks,
Anybody with an answer on this ?
Folks, I am in a fix.
My L3+ miners are in a data center on East coast. I am on West Coast. Place these miners are hosted in can update destination address by me opening a request ticket and response time for a ticket is 24hrs.
I have been using these miners on NiceHash and Prohashing but unable to mine any specific coins.
I would like to use something like AwesomeMiner, but these miners are behind a firewall and VPN access is not possible.
I have tried installing a stratum-proxy on an Amazon ec2 for high availability and easy access
https://github.com/Stratehm/stratum-proxy
but miners were not hashing via proxy. I opened up all the inbound and outbound traffic in ec2 security settings.
Ideally, I want to have simple interface access to miners to help mine coins without putting request tickets in data center every time. Any ideas pointers I can try? Should Stratum-proxy work in this situation?
Thanks
My L3+ miners are in a data center on East coast. I am on West Coast. Place these miners are hosted in can update destination address by me opening a request ticket and response time for a ticket is 24hrs.
I have been using these miners on NiceHash and Prohashing but unable to mine any specific coins.
I would like to use something like AwesomeMiner, but these miners are behind a firewall and VPN access is not possible.
I have tried installing a stratum-proxy on an Amazon ec2 for high availability and easy access
https://github.com/Stratehm/stratum-proxy
but miners were not hashing via proxy. I opened up all the inbound and outbound traffic in ec2 security settings.
Ideally, I want to have simple interface access to miners to help mine coins without putting request tickets in data center every time. Any ideas pointers I can try? Should Stratum-proxy work in this situation?
Thanks
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