Quote from: LarryFossil on September 20, 2013, 01:38:56 AM

Quote from: mountainjam on September 19, 2013, 11:47:36 PM

Quote from: LarryFossil on September 19, 2013, 11:30:16 PM

Mountain, Please add some pictures to aid in understanding what you mean please. Pictures are worth more than a 1,000 words =P

Please post some pictures of your config menu when you are connected.

Also, are you using two different IP's on each blade? or are you using 1 specific proxy for each individual blade? For example:

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example.worker:password,example.worker:password

or is it like this for one blade: ?

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example.worker:password,example.worker2:password

Here is a picture of my config for one of the blades, I'm using two different proxy IPs on each blade. If I use the same proxy IP twice on a blade, it appears to receive 8 shares then return little or none of them:
http://s23.postimg.org/kgdvdt4ez/miner.jpg

Here is a picture of what happens when I use a single proxy IP in the miner config:
http://s18.postimg.org/7070dzi9l/miner2.jpg

Thanks!

Edit: I also notice back on page 34 that people were reporting low speeds and the miners switching between pools randomly. It sounds like I'm probably having the same issue Tongue

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Mdopro1 & Mountainjam,

Use this format to input details into the server & user:pass. (After connecting to the config page @ 192.168.1.254:8000) --Config Page for each blade is xxx.xxx.x.254. If you don't change each IP to ..etc .250,.251,.253,.254 should be different for each blade or you will have an IP conflict.

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user:pass details: example.worker:password,example.worker:password
Server Address: IP_OF_PROXY_COMPUTER1,IP_OF_PROXY_COMPUTER1 (Note: Don't change the IP's or Proxies, keep both of them the same for a individual blade. If you want, change the proxy on another blade, try not to use two separate proxies on 1 config page.)

Also, double check the ports and make sure they are the same for the (pool) your trying to connect to. After you do that, double check everything and click the (update/restart button). =) Hopefully that works.

Quote from: amer on September 20, 2013, 01:37:30 AM

Eligius supports both getwork and stratum. Is it more efficient to set up a stratum proxy for the blade, or go direct to Eligius getwork?

If you have more than one ASIC rig or blade, then I would go with the proxy... Extremely easy and simple to setup. I used slush's pool and found his proxy good. Here's the link: http://mining.bitcoin.cz/mining-proxy-howto

What's weird is, now all of the blades are mining at 10.7 ghash with the same configurations and I have no idea what caused the issue earlier. Now I'm waiting to see if it comes up again.