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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: claymore config example to use ether-proxy on: November 19, 2017, 06:32:55 PM
I'm running geth on a server under Ubuntu 16.04, all miners connected direct on the server on 192.168.212.4, since I don't want to stop my mining operation I installed ether-proxy on my laptop to experiment, my laptop is running windows 10 and I downloaded ether-proxy-win64, I have 80 workers getting jobs from geth on server1, my only way to monitor my workers right now is using the suprnova app on my phone, is a very good app, I would like to implement ether-proxy to be able to monitor my rigs without stopping my operation that's why I'm working on a different computer and once it's working i'm planning to install it in the same server that is running geth, Regards
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: claymore config example to use ether-proxy on: November 19, 2017, 05:15:16 PM
Hello fapar, thanks for your reply, below I will post my current configuration, still cannot get it to work

Geth

geth --ws --rpc --rpcaddr 192.168.212.2 --rpcport 8545

On Ether-Proxy config.json

{
   "threads": 2,

   "proxy": {
      "listen": "192.168.212.4:8546",
      "clientTimeout": "3m",
      "blockRefreshInterval": "100ms",
      "hashrateWindow": "15m",
      "submitHashrate": false,
      "luckWindow": "24h",
      "largeLuckWindow": "72h"
   },

   "frontend": {
      "listen": "0.0.0.0:8080",
      "login": "admin",
      "password": ""
   },

   "upstreamCheckInterval": "5s",
   "upstream": [
      {
         "name": "main",
         "url": "http://192.168.212.2:8545",
         "timeout": "10s"
      }
   ],

   "newrelicEnabled": false,
   "newrelicName": "MyEtherProxy",
   "newrelicKey": "SECRET_KEY",
   "newrelicVerbose": false
}

And my Claymore config

-epool http://192.168.212.4:8546
-ewal XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.miner101
-epsw x
-dpool dcr.suprnova.cc:3252
-dwal XXXXXXX.miner101
-dpsw x
-dcri 30
-allpools 1
-esm 1
-etha 0
-mode 0
-tt 1
-tstop 90


Still scratching my head....

thanks
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / claymore config example to use ether-proxy on: November 19, 2017, 04:31:47 PM
Hello everyone, I am running a small solo operation and trying to connect my workers to ETHER-PROXY, ether proxy is running fine and connected to my geth node, but when I try to point my rigs to the proxy using claymore V10.1 I got an error ETH: check username and password, and/or pool state, I have been searching the web for 2 days but could not find anything about claymore and Ether-Proxy, just found that I need to use -allpools 1 in my config, I did, but still can't get it to work, found lots of examples for ethminer, but I'm dual mining and would like to keep using claymore, any help woulda be appreciated, thanks
4  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [ASK] RECOMMENDED POOL FOR AntMiner S7 on: August 06, 2017, 11:57:10 PM
Hello everyone, I am new to this pool and also to Asic Mining, I have a small GPU farm and have been mining Ethereum for a year now, since there are no GPU's at a reasonable price right now I have decided to go for ten S9's, I would like to ask you if paying around about 2500$ for each is a smart decision  since this model have been on the market for a while and maybe we are close to see a new generation, also I see that Antminers are becoming a standard but there are other options... should I get antminers? in my farm I have standardized all hardware and now I have 48 rigs that are exactly the same, this have made my life easier, I would like to do the same on this new ASIC's and basically standardize everything. assuming I could pull 135 Th, wich pool would suit better my operation? and also I would like to ask other miners that if the Bitcoin price increase keeps up with the increasing difficulty on the network, I mean... do you usually make the same money on your machines month after month? any other tip will be appreciated, thanks
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