Hello,
If you connectected your computer directly to your miner and were able to access him:
Thats a good start
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First of all it seems youre using a cross-over ethernet cable, this one cant be used to connect your miner to your router.
You have to get a patch cable.
If you have done this:
- Connect your computer (with cross-over-cable) to your miner
- Connect to the webinterface
- Choose DHCP in network settings
- Click Apply/Submit or something like that
- Restart your mining engine
- Connect your Mining engine with your router with a patch-cable!
After that your Miner gehts a dynamic ip (from your router), you have to search for him, if thers no display or something on it, which shows his ip.
This is how it goes:
First You have to check out your computers IP.
On windows -> Start -> cmd -> ipconfig
On Unix/MacOS -> Terminal -> ifconfig
Youre ip should be properly something like
192.168.0.*
or 192.168.1.*
or 192.168.178.*
or 10.0.0.*
after you found your ip lets say its 192.168.0.20, then try to reach your miner with adding one to last part of the address for example:
192.168.0.21
if this doesnt work go on
192.168.0.22,192.168.0.23,192.168.0.24...
If you reached the web-interface again you successfull connected your miner to your network
Let me know if it worked !
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, maybe you should think about joining a pplns pool
