Zaghomat (OP)
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October 22, 2013, 10:09:31 PM |
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How could i setup a remote control trough the internet for my knc miner? it's setup in a switch connected to a router with dynamic ip.
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chrono030
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October 23, 2013, 12:31:05 AM |
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How could i setup a remote control trough the internet for my knc miner? it's setup in a switch connected to a router with dynamic ip.
I would suggest using microsoft remote desktop along with putty or a web browser. I typically remote desktop in using my IP address directly. Dynamic DNS is a cool tool you can use if your IP address changes frequently. |
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frankenmint
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October 23, 2013, 10:33:47 AM |
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just use logmein or join.me to use a free service that does this if you don't feel like spending the extra time/effort to set this up manually.
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DigginDeep
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October 24, 2013, 05:52:57 AM |
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All i did was set up static ip address for my miner, Then on the router set up port forwarding for the miners IP address. Set External port to what ever you want, Example 5000 then set internal port to 80, Then to access miner page from the internet. Just inter your home ip address in the web browser followed by the external port number you have chosen xxx.xx.xx.xx:5000 and it should log right in. I log in from my cell phone while at work, Have even done firmware upgrades over my cell phone while at work.
Also if you like connecting with putty remotely you can do that to. Do it the same way but instead of 80 for internal port you use 22 for your internal port. I have JuiceSSH on my android phone and i can connect the same way i do at home with putty.
Takes all about 10 mins to do..
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Zaghomat (OP)
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October 24, 2013, 02:05:22 PM |
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sounds good but my router has a dynamic IP...
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stefffe
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October 24, 2013, 02:09:25 PM |
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Use a router with built-in support for dyndns?
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November 06, 2013, 04:50:40 AM |
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All i did was set up static ip address for my miner, Then on the router set up port forwarding for the miners IP address. Set External port to what ever you want, Example 5000 then set internal port to 80, Then to access miner page from the internet. Just inter your home ip address in the web browser followed by the external port number you have chosen xxx.xx.xx.xx:5000 and it should log right in. I log in from my cell phone while at work, Have even done firmware upgrades over my cell phone while at work.
Also if you like connecting with putty remotely you can do that to. Do it the same way but instead of 80 for internal port you use 22 for your internal port. I have JuiceSSH on my android phone and i can connect the same way i do at home with putty.
Takes all about 10 mins to do..
I did this (say, external port 5000 internal 80) but it's still not connecting over the internet. any idea why? I have a webcam on a custom internal port, and can view that (same internal/external ports for the camera, maybe that's why?) I've tried different ports, made sure nothing is conflicting. |
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burlow
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November 06, 2013, 05:03:46 AM |
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All i did was set up static ip address for my miner, Then on the router set up port forwarding for the miners IP address. Set External port to what ever you want, Example 5000 then set internal port to 80, Then to access miner page from the internet. Just inter your home ip address in the web browser followed by the external port number you have chosen xxx.xx.xx.xx:5000 and it should log right in. I log in from my cell phone while at work, Have even done firmware upgrades over my cell phone while at work.
Also if you like connecting with putty remotely you can do that to. Do it the same way but instead of 80 for internal port you use 22 for your internal port. I have JuiceSSH on my android phone and i can connect the same way i do at home with putty.
Takes all about 10 mins to do..
I did this (say, external port 5000 internal 80) but it's still not connecting over the internet. any idea why? I have a webcam on a custom internal port, and can view that (same internal/external ports for the camera, maybe that's why?) I've tried different ports, made sure nothing is conflicting. wow figured it out. I had my "source", "destination" and "forward to" mixed up. working great now. |
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giletto
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December 30, 2013, 06:53:09 AM
Last edit: December 30, 2013, 08:53:14 AM by giletto |
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Hm...i try it but dosn't work. If i use the :80 port, i can access one of the miner, but all other ports are closed. How i must setup the lan internal port to 80?
I guess is not 80 so i can't access. I use a cisco router, and there is no option to change the lan port. Any other suggestion?
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turtle83
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December 30, 2013, 08:20:08 PM |
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Hm...i try it but dosn't work. If i use the :80 port, i can access one of the miner, but all other ports are closed. How i must setup the lan internal port to 80?
I guess is not 80 so i can't access. I use a cisco router, and there is no option to change the lan port. Any other suggestion?
If the jupiter runs some kind of linux... and it allows you to ssh in, you could change the port in whatever webserver is in it. If you cant edit webserver config then try to setup local port forwarding.. You could set it to forward 5000 to 80, or you could set it on some other machine... |
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JeffZwolle
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December 30, 2013, 09:46:10 PM |
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All i did was set up static ip address for my miner, Then on the router set up port forwarding for the miners IP address. Set External port to what ever you want, Example 5000 then set internal port to 80, Then to access miner page from the internet. Just inter your home ip address in the web browser followed by the external port number you have chosen xxx.xx.xx.xx:5000 and it should log right in. I log in from my cell phone while at work, Have even done firmware upgrades over my cell phone while at work.
Also if you like connecting with putty remotely you can do that to. Do it the same way but instead of 80 for internal port you use 22 for your internal port. I have JuiceSSH on my android phone and i can connect the same way i do at home with putty.
Takes all about 10 mins to do..
You do not want to do this! FYI: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=392166.0If you want to connect to it from the internet, do the following: Every piece of equipment behind a router. Forward a port on your router to a pc/laptop which is secured with good access-security. Connect from the internet to that laptop Connect from that laptop to your Jupiter. |
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giletto
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December 31, 2013, 06:32:02 AM |
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With a good PW can't be hacked.
@turtle83 thanks, i will try when i am back home.
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turtle83
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December 31, 2013, 08:52:55 AM |
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With a good PW can't be hacked.
@turtle83 thanks, i will try when i am back home.
No, JeffZwolle is very correct. Please dont do this. I personally use the method JeffZwolle mentioned. i.e. i have a computer within the network i ssh into, and use that computer as a jumpbox to talk to everything else on my lan. If you communicate to your miners unencrypted, anyone upstream(network admin, isp, government, etc...) can easily sniff your password, and then set the miner to mine for their pools. In fact if u use unsecured wifi, or public hotspot, anyone in the area can sniff your passwords from the air without even specifically targeting you. |
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giletto
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December 31, 2013, 08:59:27 AM |
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With a good PW can't be hacked.
@turtle83 thanks, i will try when i am back home.
No, JeffZwolle is very correct. Please dont do this. I personally use the method JeffZwolle mentioned. i.e. i have a computer within the network i ssh into, and use that computer as a jumpbox to talk to everything else on my lan. If you communicate to your miners unencrypted, anyone upstream(network admin, isp, government, etc...) can easily sniff your password, and then set the miner to mine for their pools. In fact if u use unsecured wifi, or public hotspot, anyone in the area can sniff your passwords from the air without even specifically targeting you. So in that scenario will a Teamviewer notebook within my lan has the same effect, right? I could access via TV tunnel and change every settings which i want... I was searching for another idea, because i want avoid that another computer need to run 24h and consume electricity. :/ |
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turtle83
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December 31, 2013, 09:06:37 AM |
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With a good PW can't be hacked.
@turtle83 thanks, i will try when i am back home.
No, JeffZwolle is very correct. Please dont do this. I personally use the method JeffZwolle mentioned. i.e. i have a computer within the network i ssh into, and use that computer as a jumpbox to talk to everything else on my lan. If you communicate to your miners unencrypted, anyone upstream(network admin, isp, government, etc...) can easily sniff your password, and then set the miner to mine for their pools. In fact if u use unsecured wifi, or public hotspot, anyone in the area can sniff your passwords from the air without even specifically targeting you. So in that scenario will a Teamviewer notebook within my lan has the same effect, right? I could access via TV tunnel and change every settings which i want... I was searching for another idea, because i want avoid that another computer need to run 24h and consume electricity. :/ No idea how Teamviewer works or how secure it is... Just buy a raspberry pi and stick it in to use as ssh tunnel. Its only like 2 watts or smthn. |
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