if your miner create no new share with a higher diff as your best share before, than will your bestshare stay at this point so long as you send a share they has a higher diff as before.
the bestshare parameter shows you only the best share what you have send. if you will not find a better one, the old value will stay so long as you find a better one.
Best regards,
Willi
Yes, I understand this, but why doesn't the Antminer Dashboard data have anything to do with the CKPOOL data?
please have a look at the page, what the data mean...
https://www.eastshoremining.com/glossary-and-directions-for-the-miner-status-page-of-antminer-series/URL: this is the pool address
User: the user name of the worker
Status: status of pool connection. Alive means it is connected to the pool. If otherwise, it will show “dead”.
Diff: mining difficulty.
Priority: the priority of the pool you set. Usually, the miner will try to connect the pool with the priority “0” first, if failed, then it will try to connect the pool with the priority “1”, then the priority “2”, and so on.
Accepted: this indicates the shares accepted by the pool. Any shares that were “accepted” by the pool are set in stone (unless you delete your worker or your account).
DiffA#: the difficulty of the last Accepted share.
DiffR#: the difficulty of the last Rejected share.
DiffS#: the difficulty of the last Stale share.
Rejected: If your miner successfully performs work, but submits it too late for that block, it is called a ‘rejected share’ of work. You will get no credit for that work, and it cannot be banked towards future coin generation. Rejected shares are inevitable, regardless of how powerful your mining computer is. The desired goal is to minimize rejected shares and maximize accepted shares.
Discarded: this indicates the shares that were never turned into the pool. Maybe someone solved that share first, or maybe the block was solved and the miner restarted the work. Discards are not rejects, they aren’t even shares. It means your miner had work prepared to hash but instead it discarded it in favor of newer/fresher work. You aren’t wasting any hashes when your miner discards work.
Stale: stale is when your miner submits work for a block that was already solved. This means your miner wasn’t notified about the new block yet, it’s inevitable.
LSDiff: last share difficulty.
LStime: time since the last share.