if you're computer is like a pool you just need to point your miner to the ip of your computer, the same you do with a normal pool
you can use a stratum to simplify everything, you connect to the stratum via private ip(lan) and the stratum connect to your desktop
you can use slush stratum for this or the java one
Topic: Mining nod setup ? (Read 1504 times)
i have 100/100 fiber so shoudlnt be problem.
i am running core.
Money is no problem.
i am running core.
Money is no problem.
This is a remote controlled computer i am trying to set up, i have a miner at home, and the computer is at a warehouse.
They are not on LAN network.
if that helps to udnerstand what i am trying to do, i have miners on the warehouse but those are fully working and don't want to put one down to test if the server is working or not as i want it for my home miner..
They are not on LAN network.
if that helps to udnerstand what i am trying to do, i have miners on the warehouse but those are fully working and don't want to put one down to test if the server is working or not as i want it for my home miner..
Sweminer, to help you further I'm going to need personal information that I don't want you to post in the forum. I'll PM you.
Why not recommend him to use a pool? It sound like he want to remotely connect to solo mine to its own node with nearly no networking knowledge. He'd probably have better return even on solo pools?
Because he didn't ask how to mine on a pool. He wants to mine to his own node and support the Bitcoin network.
correct that is what i want, i don't care if a make anything at all.
Because mining in the wind doesn't really support it imo. You're just penalizing yourself. If you have bandwidth to contribute, run core, set a reasonable bandwidth limit. BTC wouldn't benefit from you losing money on top of it.
This is a remote controlled computer i am trying to set up, i have a miner at home, and the computer is at a warehouse.
They are not on LAN network.
if that helps to udnerstand what i am trying to do, i have miners on the warehouse but those are fully working and don't want to put one down to test if the server is working or not as i want it for my home miner..
They are not on LAN network.
if that helps to udnerstand what i am trying to do, i have miners on the warehouse but those are fully working and don't want to put one down to test if the server is working or not as i want it for my home miner..
Sweminer, to help you further I'm going to need personal information that I don't want you to post in the forum. I'll PM you.
Why not recommend him to use a pool? It sound like he want to remotely connect to solo mine to its own node with nearly no networking knowledge. He'd probably have better return even on solo pools?
Because he didn't ask how to mine on a pool. He wants to mine to his own node and support the Bitcoin network.
correct that is what i want, i don't care if a make anything at all.
This is a remote controlled computer i am trying to set up, i have a miner at home, and the computer is at a warehouse.
They are not on LAN network.
if that helps to udnerstand what i am trying to do, i have miners on the warehouse but those are fully working and don't want to put one down to test if the server is working or not as i want it for my home miner..
They are not on LAN network.
if that helps to udnerstand what i am trying to do, i have miners on the warehouse but those are fully working and don't want to put one down to test if the server is working or not as i want it for my home miner..
Sweminer, to help you further I'm going to need personal information that I don't want you to post in the forum. I'll PM you.
Why not recommend him to use a pool? It sound like he want to remotely connect to solo mine to its own node with nearly no networking knowledge. He'd probably have better return even on solo pools?
Because he didn't ask how to mine on a pool. He wants to mine to his own node and support the Bitcoin network.
This is a remote controlled computer i am trying to set up, i have a miner at home, and the computer is at a warehouse.
They are not on LAN network.
if that helps to udnerstand what i am trying to do, i have miners on the warehouse but those are fully working and don't want to put one down to test if the server is working or not as i want it for my home miner..
They are not on LAN network.
if that helps to udnerstand what i am trying to do, i have miners on the warehouse but those are fully working and don't want to put one down to test if the server is working or not as i want it for my home miner..
Sweminer, to help you further I'm going to need personal information that I don't want you to post in the forum. I'll PM you.
Why not recommend him to use a pool? It sound like he want to remotely connect to solo mine to its own node with nearly no networking knowledge. He'd probably have better return even on solo pools?
This is a remote controlled computer i am trying to set up, i have a miner at home, and the computer is at a warehouse.
They are not on LAN network.
if that helps to udnerstand what i am trying to do, i have miners on the warehouse but those are fully working and don't want to put one down to test if the server is working or not as i want it for my home miner..
They are not on LAN network.
if that helps to udnerstand what i am trying to do, i have miners on the warehouse but those are fully working and don't want to put one down to test if the server is working or not as i want it for my home miner..
Sweminer, to help you further I'm going to need personal information that I don't want you to post in the forum. I'll PM you.
This is a remote controlled computer i am trying to set up, i have a miner at home, and the computer is at a warehouse.
They are not on LAN network.
if that helps to udnerstand what i am trying to do, i have miners on the warehouse but those are fully working and don't want to put one down to test if the server is working or not as i want it for my home miner..
They are not on LAN network.
if that helps to udnerstand what i am trying to do, i have miners on the warehouse but those are fully working and don't want to put one down to test if the server is working or not as i want it for my home miner..
Man i have already tried that, i don't work by any means... 
rpcuser=15mQPdMRnCZmH9k1cXz8Ea1fPGSM1DTmHP
rpcpassword=marcelote0171
rpccallowip=80.217.23.***
rpcport=3334
server=1
i use this on my conf file.
and -server on shortcut
rpcpassword=marcelote0171
rpccallowip=80.217.23.***
rpcport=3334
server=1
i use this on my conf file.
and -server on shortcut
The link I sent you showed you how to set your shortcut. -server isn't enough. Copy the entire line.
rpcuser=15mQPdMRnCZmH9k1cXz8Ea1fPGSM1DTmHP
rpcpassword=marcelote0171
rpccallowip=80.217.23.***
rpcport=3334
server=1
i use this on my conf file.
and -server on shortcut
rpcpassword=marcelote0171
rpccallowip=80.217.23.***
rpcport=3334
server=1
i use this on my conf file.
and -server on shortcut
i have done exactly as you mention .
the conf fig is the same as yours.
but nothing happens it just opens bitcoin core and nothing more.
the conf fig is the same as yours.
but nothing happens it just opens bitcoin core and nothing more.
Did you change the shortcut to add the "allowip" arguments?
i have done exactly as you mention .
the conf fig is the same as yours.
but nothing happens it just opens bitcoin core and nothing more.
the conf fig is the same as yours.
but nothing happens it just opens bitcoin core and nothing more.
nothing happens whit the short cut .
bitcoin-qt.exe -server
bitcoin-qt.exe -server
That shortcut should include much more than that. Did you read the link I sent you?
For ease of use you should also upgrade your software, but first you need to get your server running right. Follow the instructions in the link and it should start up right.
nothing happens whit the short cut .
bitcoin-qt.exe -server
bitcoin-qt.exe -server
I mean what is your miner and the software you're using to run it?
s3, just normal software on it. was even thinking to a sp20 on it.
I mean what is your miner and the software you're using to run it?
it's a laptop. connectet on wifi on a router that is to the internet .
using bitcoin core. so i dont know ?
using bitcoin core. so i dont know ?
yeahfound.
Now how do i conect? ip:port - wallet - password and that? or ?
Now how do i conect? ip:port - wallet - password and that? or ?
Depends on the software or hardware. Details?
yeahfound.
Now how do i conect? ip:port - wallet - password and that? or ?
Now how do i conect? ip:port - wallet - password and that? or ?
were is the data directory ? .-...
Did you install Core yet? If not, it'll ask you where you want the data directory (50GB). If you already did and accepted the default directory it's under C:\Users\(Your Computer Login Name)\Appdata\Roaming\Bitcoin
were is the data directory ? .-...
A specific IP is on your LAN. Lan stands for "Local Area Network", which means anything local connected to your computer via ethernet.
If you want to mine to a specific IP you just have to add a bitcoin.conf file to your data directory and start the server with arguments. Here's a writeup I did on how I run my node. If you have more problems just let me know
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12195236
If you want to mine to a specific IP you just have to add a bitcoin.conf file to your data directory and start the server with arguments. Here's a writeup I did on how I run my node. If you have more problems just let me know
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12195236
How do i setup to direct my mines to my computer?
if i want to mine to a specific ip and not lan ?-
using bitcoin core
if i want to mine to a specific ip and not lan ?-
using bitcoin core
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