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I just got the EBit E9 +9T or whatever the 9 Ths one. Trying to set it up but no matter what I do I can't find an IP address that will open the control page in my browser. Also the red light starts blinking continuously after 2-3 min of operation. I already overpaid for it on Ebay so If anyone can help me out i'd love you forever. One last thing, I can't seem to find any reset buttons like the antminers have. The frame does have 2 wholes next to the Ethernet port right where they would normally be but there are no buttons in the wholes when I use a pick to try and push them. Hopefully someone out here can help me out at least partially. Hope everyone is well! Happy Mining!

install wireshark and look at the arp requests to find the correct ip address. Second option is to look at the DHCP leases of your router. Mine came DHCP enabled so I could connect this way.

Ok so I did that and I think I found the address but I'm still not getting to the miners page. Also no matter how I turn it on, the red light never stays unblinking. When I look at the connected dhcp figures I can see that ip address but it sometimes goes blank just leaving the mac address on the page and then the ip will reappear. I'm trying to contact the skype people from the ebang website. This is kinda getting annoying.

So I've exhausted all of my ideas to try and get this miner going. The ip it's coming up under is 192.168.4.105 but my router assigns all the devices in our network to 1 instead of 4 so that makes no sense to me. If anyone has anything they could add that might help, i'll love you forever.

reset your router's starting ip to 192.168.4.1 then after you enable dhcp on the E9, you can change your router's ip back to 192.168.1.1

I had the same problem with mine when I first got it.

Edit: Of course make sure any other devices on your network, that you will need to access, are also dhcp. If not they will be not be accessible until you switch your router's ip back.