Thank you for your reply cp1.

The router is provided by the ISP and it is not possible to change the subnet of it.

I have plugged my computer's ethernet cable directly into the cube, however, I cannot connect to it. Could you be a little more precise? Thank you, and, send me your wallet address so I could thank you again if it works.

I have the following problem.
My new/second hand Block Erupter Cube is connected to the router and running on a Corsair 600W PSU.



Unfortunately, it is not possible to change the ip address of the router of my ISP (I called them, but no), which is set to: 192.168.0.1



Therefore, I would like to change the IP address of my Block erupter cube to 192.168.0.x (instead of 192.168.1.x). I changed the IP address of my pc as follows, for the solution as outlined in this post.



However, I can't connect to the config page of my block erupter. I did a Net Scan (in the range 192.168.1.1 - 192.168.1.255) but the block erupter cube has not been detected.

The person who will solve this problem, will get a tip!
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