Quote from: dobcrypto on October 25, 2017, 04:11:47 PM

HI.
One of my A 900 baikal does not see one of the blade.
When I(pool) change the algorithm from 11 to any other, one of the blades does not see =(
Why?
Another one A 900 works fine.

wrong thread. please go to the baikal thread as you have a hardware, not a pool problem =)

Quote from: kabom on October 25, 2017, 11:11:41 AM

Quote from: crackfoo on October 24, 2017, 04:39:23 PM

D3's can mine any X11 which we currently have 60 X11 coins on the pool. It mines what it feels it can get the best profitability from. They're not just for DASH.

Can u explain me how to do that please?
This is one example :

Coin to mine : ( name ) Ozzie (symbol ) OZC
Algo : X11
My exchange Ozzie address : XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
My exchange Bitcoin address : LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
Your example config : -o stratum+tcp://.mine.zpool.ca:#xnsub -u [-p c=,]

D3 input fields are :
URL :
Worker :
Password :

Thank you
Cheers

OK, this is the second time we will be giving you the same answer. See my bold highlights above.

Your device mines in this pool on an algorithm, not on one specific coin.

Pick the algo (in this case X11),
put in the information to connect to the X11 port (URL+port): stratum+tcp://x11.mine.zpool.ca:3533#xnsub

Now; pick your payout type: Pick which coin you want to be paid out in. I HIGHLY SUGGEST BTC, NOT AN ALTCOIN. Put that payout wallet address in the username field.

Now based on what algo you are mining (X11) and what wallet type you are getting payed in, you need to update your password to reflect that: I.E. c=BTC,X11

YOU CAN NEVER PICK WHAT COIN THE POOL WILL WORK ON MINING. THE POOL WILL ALWAYS PICK ON ITS OWN. YOU ONLY PICK WHAT COIN THE POOL WILL PAY YOU IN.

Quote from: ca1987 on October 25, 2017, 07:03:52 PM

I want to start using Zpool and need some help to make sure I do it correctly.

I'm going to rent from nicehash and mine Scrypt coins, and get paid in BTC.

1) I also would like to be able to monitor balances.. available, unconfirmed, paid, etc.. But I don't see anyway to register an account? (On the front it says no reg required, but I see people talking about their unpaid balances, etc. in this thread so there must be a way to monitor how much you have earned.)

2) What's the payout structure for the scrypt coin switching port? Exponential, proportional, PPLNS, etc.?

3) Where are the servers located? Nicehash has US and EU servers. Might as well choose the closest I can.

4) The hashrate is going to be quite high.. Anywhere from 10 GH/s to possibly several TH/s. How do I not mess up difficulty?

5) Nicehash doesn't always play nice with every pool.. I want to make sure I avoid the pitfalls of nicehash + zpool.

6) What are the exact steps to do this so I don't mess it up and wind up mining x11, having a -70% delta or losing all my coins in a random catastrophe?

I added numbers to answer.

1) no need to register an account; just have a payout account (see above about BTC recommendation and on zpool.ca frontpage) and use it as a username. it will wipe if not used for over 6mo and be forfeit. plenty of time to mine enough to claim a payout. You click the wallet tab on top, and input your wallet payout address to see the current stats.

2)PPLNS. We are all paid our % share for everything we worked on.... once a block is found, our % is reset for the next block. Deltas upon disconnect only last a few min. Crackfoo may know the exact number, probably not though... its a part of the main pool yiimp code.

3) North America... I think US, possibly Canada.

4) leave difficulty alone; stratum will handle it. you would need to set difficulty in the password field such as: c=BTC,scrypt,d=1000

5) Zpool plays nice with nicehash

6)
URL: stratum+tcp://scrypt.mine.zpool.ca:3433
USER: [BTC Wallet Address]
PASS: C=BTC,scrypt

Above SUb BTC with AUR, DASH, Etc..... I just recommend BTC because the pool wont have to mine enough to pay you, as well as sell a share of those earned payout coins others did in order to pay them as well.... hopefully you can grasp what I am advocating. Altcoins are regularly delayed if they are high diff or high in demand.