Make sure that none of the existing S1's is still on the factory default 192.168.1.99. Note that you'll need to power the new S1's one at a time and change their fixed IP addresses (if you turn on more than 1, there might be an IP address clash). As suggested doing a factory reset is a good idea.
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Topic: S1 Installs Going Like Silk... then? (Read 1160 times)
Try a factory reset.
If you have an android phone check out an app called "Fing". I'm sure there's an ios equivalent.
Adding miners, navigating to them by their IP, login, configure, assign a new IP for that miner... NEXT!
Three miners without a hitch. I have added a 10/100 switch and while I can access the miners configured yesterday through it, I cannot reach any of the new batch of three. Basically I need, 1 by 1 through the switch, to login to each miner / configure / change IP.
With these new machines I'm completely unable to access them. Looking for some help here before I unplug everything and start from scratch. Sounds like a good project for tomorrow?
SO MUCH INFO HERE! It is daunting finding the right info. So, how can I directly login to these machines, or find their IPs on my network? I have FiOS router so let's leave that out of it if possible.
thanks so much!
Three miners without a hitch. I have added a 10/100 switch and while I can access the miners configured yesterday through it, I cannot reach any of the new batch of three. Basically I need, 1 by 1 through the switch, to login to each miner / configure / change IP.
With these new machines I'm completely unable to access them. Looking for some help here before I unplug everything and start from scratch. Sounds like a good project for tomorrow?
SO MUCH INFO HERE! It is daunting finding the right info. So, how can I directly login to these machines, or find their IPs on my network? I have FiOS router so let's leave that out of it if possible.
thanks so much!
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