Topic: Reaper interfering with verizon router (Read 2330 times)
Does anybody know if Miners will ever try to establish themselves as a router? I called up verizon because my internet was fucking up and he said that there was something which was trying to establish itself as a router on my network. I've been mining using reaper the entire month so I'm afraid that somehow running reaper fucked with my router. We ran diagnostics and installed the latest updates and now everything is fixed, but I'm wondering if anybody else had an issue in which mining interfered with their router.
Cuz I'm mining litecoins and I thought reaper was one of the better programs to use. Should I be using Cgminer?
reaper was good but sadly stopped at beta 13 over a year ago. cgminer would be alot better and if you want to be really lazy theres a gui version which is called guiminer scrypt alfa
its not the latest but is alot more stable and should cause less trouble
if you want the latest cgminer and dont mind using cmd prompt then just look im mining software thread and the lunks are there
reaper is a resource pig compared to the new cgminer
Cuz I'm mining litecoins and I thought reaper was one of the better programs to use. Should I be using Cgminer?
2010 is calling, it wants it's mining program back. 
Any reason you couldn't use cgminer or bfgminer like everyone else?
Any reason you couldn't use cgminer or bfgminer like everyone else?
Hello, I was wondering if anybody else on this forum has had problems with reaper interfering with their verizon router. This morning I woke up and all the ports on my router were turned off. Before I went to bed last night, I booted up reaper and began litecoin mining using lite.coin-pool.com as the host. Any information would help.
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