Problems with mining with new home server

[SolomonAugust]

I have what you might call a "little server" in my home "basement." I changed my fiber for this one patch cords and since them my mining has been restrict, I do not know if the change of the patch cord could be related.

[notlist3d]

I have what you might call a "little server" in my home "basement." I changed my fiber for this one patch cords and since them my mining has been restrict, I do not know if the change of the patch cord could be related.

Can you tell us more about server?  Why you changed it?   Most here are using cat5 or something like it and you have fiber... so could be fewer to help on this one here.

With just knowing you changed a cable and it became restrict, does not tell a lot.  And by restrict is is it not working at all or what is it doing?

[QuintLeo]

Why are you using fibre in the first place?
 It's INSANELY overkill for a "home server" of any sort.

 Also, NO miner uses a fiber-optic link, they're ALL Ethernet over twisted-pair except for 1 or 2 that had a WiFi option, or they run via a USB port.

[cryptotore]

I have what you might call a "little server" in my home "basement." I changed my fiber for this one patch cords and since them my mining has been restrict, I do not know if the change of the patch cord could be related.

To figure out if the cable is right, you need to know what GBIC's/what type of fiber transceiver you got.
Is it singlemode or multimode? Was the old cable yellow? You also gotta watch the nm. (850 nm / 1310 nm)
I'm guessing you got it right if you get a signal at all. Did you by any chance touch the tip of any of the fiber-tips with your hand? If yes, you could be experiencing packet loss.
Do you get packet loss if you ping 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4?

I'm just throwing stuff out there, I don't really understand your question.

[notlist3d]

I have what you might call a "little server" in my home "basement." I changed my fiber for this one patch cords and since them my mining has been restrict, I do not know if the change of the patch cord could be related.

To figure out if the cable is right, you need to know what GBIC's/what type of fiber transceiver you got.
Is it singlemode or multimode? Was the old cable yellow?
I'm guessing you got it right if you get a signal at all. Did you by any chance touch the tip of any of the fiber-tips with your hand? If yes, you could be experiencing packet loss.
Do you get packet loss if you ping 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4?

I'm just throwing stuff out there, I don't really understand your question.

We just don't know is the problem. Question is its not working what should he do.    So question is clear, but so many varibles we cannot give any good speculation on why.

And as Leo mentioned fiber is overkill on most miners operations.   So not a lot of questions about it on here.  OP would have a easier life just using a standard network with CAT5 or something, his miners would never suffer from not having fiber.

[RichBC]

I have what you might call a "little server" in my home "basement." I changed my fiber for this one patch cords and since them my mining has been restrict, I do not know if the change of the patch cord could be related.

Fitst I would try changing back to how things were and see if that fixes things?

Rich

[SolomonAugust]

I have what you might call a "little server" in my home "basement." I changed my fiber for this one patch cords and since them my mining has been restrict, I do not know if the change of the patch cord could be related.

To figure out if the cable is right, you need to know what GBIC's/what type of fiber transceiver you got.
Is it singlemode or multimode? Was the old cable yellow?
I'm guessing you got it right if you get a signal at all. Did you by any chance touch the tip of any of the fiber-tips with your hand? If yes, you could be experiencing packet loss.
Do you get packet loss if you ping 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4?

I'm just throwing stuff out there, I don't really understand your question.

We just don't know is the problem. Question is its not working what should he do.    So question is clear, but so many varibles we cannot give any good speculation on why.

And as Leo mentioned fiber is overkill on most miners operations.   So not a lot of questions about it on here.  OP would have a easier life just using a standard network with CAT5 or something, his miners would never suffer from not having fiber.

I think you're right I changed back to Cat6 and works again. Fiber is an overkill, indeed.