I don't know if you can access the SSH remotely for that unit I tried to search here on the forum but I couldn't find someone who can remotely access the miner through SSH.
I think the easiest way to remotely access your miner is by using cloud service from awesomeminer.
Another thing is to set up a VPN on raspberry pi you can check this https://www.pivpn.io/ found it some suggested it here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/remotely-manage-multiple-antminer-s9-in-different-locations-networks-2105185
And then set up your phone or laptop(a device that you can bring outside from your farm) I think you can just install OpenVPN and use the same config that you use on raspberry pi to access the same network.
Topic: Remote access to Innosilicon T2Tz 30TH (Read 58 times)
I've had these for ... years. They've done me good. However I'm currently away from my farm for a couple of months. It seems on NiceHash one of them isn't doing much.... 0 hash rate. (Edit ->) It also seems to be rebooting every few minutes.
I wanted to remote in and reboot the machine but am having some issues. I have no idea what program to use. I was reading Innosilison uses telnet instead of ssh? Telnetting into the machine yields an error. I later read the proper port is 8100... for an A4/5... figured they properly use the same settings for all machines.... connection refused. Guessing passwords with ssh has gone nowhere (user: 'admin').
It's been 25 years since I used telnet on a daily basis.... did I miss something? Or am I barking up the wrong application?
I'm ssh'ing into a Raspberry Pi on the farm's network and then attempting to get in that way.
Thanks.
I wanted to remote in and reboot the machine but am having some issues. I have no idea what program to use. I was reading Innosilison uses telnet instead of ssh? Telnetting into the machine yields an error. I later read the proper port is 8100... for an A4/5... figured they properly use the same settings for all machines.... connection refused. Guessing passwords with ssh has gone nowhere (user: 'admin').
It's been 25 years since I used telnet on a daily basis.... did I miss something? Or am I barking up the wrong application?
I'm ssh'ing into a Raspberry Pi on the farm's network and then attempting to get in that way.
Thanks.
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