I'm trying to connect to my L3+ machines, just for monitoring purpose (temp, hashrate, etc) and not for remotely managing the miners (for now).
If I click on settings>network miners, it shows that those machines are online with the algorithm somehow set to SHA-256 (Scrypt is the correct one, and the dropdown list only lists Scrypt and SHA-256). Changing these to either one doesn't seem to do anything. Scanning managed to get the default port.
Click on save or Save & Restart Miner, or going to Dashboard manually will keep showing that those devices are offline. Is there a step that I'm missing?
Don't think this matters, but installed manually on berryboot's Raspbian. Also, I am able to monitor the miners via Window's AwesomeMiner, also in the same network.
michelem09
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7 years ago
I'm trying to connect to my L3+ machines, just for monitoring purpose (temp, hashrate, etc) and not for remotely managing the miners (for now).
If I click on settings>network miners, it shows that those machines are online with the algorithm somehow set to SHA-256 (Scrypt is the correct one, and the dropdown list only lists Scrypt and SHA-256). Changing these to either one doesn't seem to do anything. Scanning managed to get the default port.
Click on save or Save & Restart Miner, or going to Dashboard manually will keep showing that those devices are offline. Is there a step that I'm missing?
Don't think this matters, but installed manually on berryboot's Raspbian. Also, I am able to monitor the miners via Window's AwesomeMiner, also in the same network.