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Open Drmaestro opened 7 years ago

Drmaestro commented 7 years ago

Hi,

I am trying to mine using NiceHashMiner. CPU mining works without a problem, however I haven't been able to GPU mine. When I start the miner it tries to connect to the server and then gives stratum_subscribe timed out error followed by a remark that it will try again after 30 seconds. Then it gives the same error again and closes the command window and opens it again, with the same results.

I assume I have a connection problem with the server. I have tried to ping the EU server and it works as expected (and I get the same results if I try with other servers). I don't think I am banned because I haven't mined before (unless there is a geographic ban or something similar). I have Avast and Malwarebytes, which normally tried to block the software but I have put Nicehash in the exceptions so they are not messing with it now. I suspected it might be a problem with Windows firewall, but the same thing happens if I turn off the firewall (my modem has also a firewall but the same thing still happens if I turn it off).

I don't see any other possibilities. Do you have any idea what is happening?

(By the way, I am using a relatively older GPU (Nvidia GTX 680) which has 2 GB of ram. Could this be a problem?)

ghost commented 7 years ago

I too am in this same boat...except 1)brand new to mining and 2) i'm running an NVidia GTX970 using a driver version 376.53 (i've also tried the most current driver, too). i'm on Windows 10 (64bit), Firewall & Microsofts real-time security have been both off and on...with Malware-bytes turned off (as well as the folder for NHM added to the exclusion list). i've pinged all of the servers successfully with the USA - San Jose having the best average at 71ms. I'm not sure what else to try either.

appreciate your time and response.

theshortcircuit commented 7 years ago

Same problem with my GTX 1070. No firewall on, no antivirus.

Edit: Finally figured out my issue! I have an Asus router and needed to turn off the "Vulnerability Protection" option under "AI Protection" in the router settings

p1r473 commented 7 years ago

Thanks @theshortcircuit , I have been battling this for months, having to mine over VPN all the time. This is a good short term fix, but how can we have vulnerability protection enabled and still mine?

KarlssonH3 commented 7 years ago

Is there a possibility to bypass this somehow without disabling "Vulnerability Protection" @theshortcircuit ?

borzaka commented 6 years ago

I have an Asus router too (RT-AC56U), and turning off Malicious Sites Blocking and Vulnerability Protection under AiProtection worked me as well!

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Thank you for finding this solution! :)

aaronmefford commented 6 years ago

Just disabling Vulnerability Protection resolved for me. Wonder what the real issue is and if there is a way to white list it, without disabling all protection.

borzaka commented 6 years ago

Many 3rd party antivirus, firewall and even router blocks mining programs, and possible related ports.

My ASUS router (RT-AC56U) updates from Trend Micro's database: Trend Micro: Enterprise Cyber Security Solutions

szakal85 commented 6 years ago

WOW! I been trying to figure this thing out for days !! Thank you theshortcircuit !!!!!

Same problem with my GTX 1070. No firewall on, no antivirus.

Edit: Finally figured out my issue! I have an Asus router and needed to turn off the "Vulnerability Protection" option under "AI Protection" in the router settings

adewinne commented 6 years ago

Just turn off 2 way IPS. Leave everything else on.