[Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners

[evolart]

Is there ways to set static IP to Antminer?

My preferred method for setting static IPs is always through my router instead of directly on devices. It can prevent weird issues with DHCP if you do it at the router level instead of trying to set static IPs directly on devices in a DHCP enabled network.

[toptek]

Is there ways to set static IP to Antminer?

There should be or was when I owned a few S5, the UI looks about the same look under network on antminer in the gui ... I don't own any now but from what I've seen there UI hasn't changed much sense the S5 days or lay out ...just the mining soft ware on there built in PI.

[toptek]

Is there ways to set static IP to Antminer?

My preferred method for setting static IPs is always through my router instead of directly on devices. It can prevent weird issues with DHCP if you do it at the router level instead of trying to set static IPs directly on devices in a DHCP enabled network.

I just learned some thing new I knew you could a sign static IP at the router level but never thought it was better that way. do you use the Mac address, I may give it a shot ...

[evolart]

Is there ways to set static IP to Antminer?

My preferred method for setting static IPs is always through my router instead of directly on devices. It can prevent weird issues with DHCP if you do it at the router level instead of trying to set static IPs directly on devices in a DHCP enabled network.

I just learned some thing new I knew you could a sign static IP at the router level but never thought it was better that way. do you use the Mac address, I may give it a shot ...

Yep, and a lot of newer routers can also provide the device name/ host name along with the MAC so you can easily differentiate without hunting the MACs down.

[puwaha]

Patrike,

A question... when we upgrade the Awesome Miner application, we can use the GUI to update the remote agent.  Where is this agent located?  Are the agents pulling the updates from the web?  Or is there an MSI on the computer running AM that is buried somewhere?

The reason I ask, is that if I were to bring a new rig online, I'd like a convenient place to grab the current remote agent that matches the version of AM I'm running.  I don't always update to the latest version of AM, and while it's never been a problem using a newer version of the remote agent with an older version of AM... you never know.

[markjminer]

Hi guys

Anyone else getting this on 4.3.1 remote agent?

https://imgur.com/ATwhrMr

[patrike]

Hi guys

Anyone else getting this on 4.3.1 remote agent?

Yes, I did. So I sent it to Microsoft two days ago, where they manually analyze the file and determine if it's a threat or not. The result was of course that it was a false positive and not a threat. Here is the report:
http://www.awesomeminer.com/img/link/defender1.png

Hopefully the updated definition files for Windows Defender will correct this problem.

What is a it strange is that this is just a helper library used by Awesome Miner, but it's not at all related to mining which often is the main trigger for security software.

[patrike]

Patrike,

A question... when we upgrade the Awesome Miner application, we can use the GUI to update the remote agent.  Where is this agent located?  Are the agents pulling the updates from the web?  Or is there an MSI on the computer running AM that is buried somewhere?

The reason I ask, is that if I were to bring a new rig online, I'd like a convenient place to grab the current remote agent that matches the version of AM I'm running.  I don't always update to the latest version of AM, and while it's never been a problem using a newer version of the remote agent with an older version of AM... you never know.

Right now the Upgrade Remote Agent button in the toolbar will tell the Remote Agent application to download and install the latest software version from the web site. Your point here is good, because if you don't want to use the very latest version, it may not work.

The only tested and officially supported installation is to run the same version of Awesome Miner and Remote Agent.

I will have to think of an improved concept here.

[cybermods1]

Hi is there a way to remove the coins along the bottom.

[rbrcpa]

I'm currently using my Nvidia GTX cards to mine XVG using the X17 algo.

When I'm using ZPool, the per day/month profits show up & change consistently, based on how the pool is doing.

However, when trying to use the YIIMP pool, the profits just show up as 0.00 & never changes.

Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?  I like the pool better, but it's driving me crazy not having a quick view of how the profits appear.

[The Cryptophilanthropist]

Hello

Is there a way to have awesomeminer reference a config with a custom miner I would like to use?

[puwaha]

I'm currently using my Nvidia GTX cards to mine XVG using the X17 algo.

When I'm using ZPool, the per day/month profits show up & change consistently, based on how the pool is doing.

However, when trying to use the YIIMP pool, the profits just show up as 0.00 & never changes.

Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?  I like the pool better, but it's driving me crazy not having a quick view of how the profits appear.

You need to specify what algorithm or coin the pool is mining.  AM has no way to know unless you tell it because there is no yiimp API integration built in.

[puwaha]

Hello

Is there a way to have awesomeminer reference a config with a custom miner I would like to use?

Yes, you would need to add in the custom command line parameters to point the mining software to the config file location.

[Thekingace]

Is there anyway to see which/how many miner(s) mined which coin for how long in the last say 24h? Sometimes it swiches a few times between coins during a day and I was wondering if I could see the stats and profitability of what it mined.

[hardkod]

1. Hello. How i can complete deinstall AM? Simple deinstall in windows app doesnt help. After reinstalling - always have my miners and bitcoin addreses etc
2. Why AM always choose ETH+SIA for me? But if i look in profit calculations (rmc on miner... view details...) i see Equihash much much better then ETH+SIA... and other Algos...

Sorry for my English.

[CroBoy12]

I cant find anywhere, is there fee? Or Awesome Miner is using other miner who is taking fee?

[rbrcpa]

I'm currently using my Nvidia GTX cards to mine XVG using the X17 algo.

When I'm using ZPool, the per day/month profits show up & change consistently, based on how the pool is doing.

However, when trying to use the YIIMP pool, the profits just show up as 0.00 & never changes.

Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?  I like the pool better, but it's driving me crazy not having a quick view of how the profits appear.

You need to specify what algorithm or coin the pool is mining.  AM has no way to know unless you tell it because there is no yiimp API integration built in.

I do have both of those specified.

On the pool, I have the x17 algo specified & the x17 generic coin specified for the coin, since there is no section for x17 coins listed specifically.

Also have it specified on the managed miner, itself, as well.

I have it set up the same way with my Electroneum pool (for my AMD Vega rigs) through nanopool & my x17 pool for ZPools.

I do see what you’re saying though, I bet both nanopool & zpool have API’s that allow it to read the profitability and since Yiimp doesn’t it can’t. And since AM doesn’t have any specific coins listed for the X17 algo it can’t assign any kind of profitability to it using the generic x17 coin option?

Any kind of workaround for that if that’s the case?

[soothaa]

Patrike, can you point me in the right direction? I'm trying to update a custom coin with the C# scripting interface and I am unsure how to save my updates back (or if It even functions like this)

Code:

public class ActionScript
{
private ContextProvider Context = ScriptManager.Context;


public bool Execute(List<IMinerBase> list)
{

Muncoin bob = new Muncoin();
bob.SetProperties("", 0, 0, 0);
return true;
}

}

public class Muncoin : ICoinStatProvider
{
public string coinShortName;
public double difficulty;
public double reward;
public double valueBtc;

public Muncoin()
{
}

public void SetProperties(string _coinShortName, double _difficulty, double _reward, double _valueBtc)
{
coinShortName = "MUN";
difficulty  = 10;
reward = 10;
valueBtc = 10;
}

}

[tlmoscow]

Patrike, is there some way to integrate MQTT devices in AM? We have some MQTT powered SONOFF POW switches for power control and rigs monitoring, it would be great if we have power consumption information in progress list and a buttons  "Power on"/"Power off"

[superza]

EDIT: SOLVED! : I Run the Latest Installer in repair mode, and it started! Also after a Reboot it's ok...
Best Regards
Massimiliano


Hello Awesome Miners,  after the latest upgrade to 4.3.1 all works fine until a reboot;
After the reboot I discover that awesome didnt start anymore both at the startup than manually
Windows Version is 10 Pro 64bit Ver 1709  Build 16299.125.

Event viewer gave me this error:
Name of the application that generated the error: AwesomeMiner.exe, version: 4.3.1.0, timestamp: 0x5a4b6441
Name of the form that generated the error: KERNELBASE.dll, version: 10.0.16299.15, timestamp: 0x2cd1ce3d
Exception code: 0xe0434352
Error offset 0x001008b2
Process ID that generated the error: 0x2c8c
Start time of the application that generated the error: 0x01d384d6d0119ab1
Path to the application that generated the error: C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Awesome Miner \ AwesomeMiner.exe
Path to the form that generated the error: C: \ WINDOWS \ System32 \ KERNELBASE.dll
Reporting ID: 7398967a-c061-4921-a617-0a45a9bb40d3

Any tips for me?
Best Regards
Massimiliano