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June 22, 2021, 06:50:51 PM |
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Is there a known working option out there (not using any of the commercial OS mining software) where one can set up a local stratum or port on one PC to control which pools all mining rigs are mining on?
Think of it like Nicehash but on a local network.
Example:
Main PC/Server runs local stratum or port for all mining rigs to connect to, ex:
127.0.01.123:8888
This main PC will have different pools loaded where it will send all mining rig hashrate to.
Mining rigs will connect to main PC/server. Example batch script:
miner.exe --server 127.0.01.123:8888
Like I said, like Nicehash but on local network. When one connects to Nicehash they use a command like this:
--server daggerhashimoto.usa-east.nicehash.com:3353 -u btcwalletaddress.workername
and when people buy hash, Nicehash tells connected mining rigs/workers to go to some pool.
So is there a way to do this on a local network. One PC controls the pool that all miners go to and the main PC can switch pools on the fly and for algos like ethash, the dag doesn't have to be recreated, the rigs just switch to the new pool.
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