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Weird, it keeps disconnecting. Just happened again. I can ping eu.betarigs.com, but CGMiner insists on it being dead. Can it have something to do with the renter setting it to an unstable pool?

Yes it can definitely happen, as Betarigs is acting as a proxy.

Checking logs...

Ok in your case, it does not seem to be the pool. You have periods of time when your rig disconnect and then is unable to connect via port 3347 (which is the port assigned to you).
13:23:55 - 13:37:36
14:06:42 - 14:09:16
Yesterday I tore my hair off with another rig that had the same problem, and we figure out it was a firewall issue.
Basically your rig connects correctly to http://eu.betarigs.com:3000 on port 3000 but fail to connect on 3347 on the above stated periods.

Right now it's working correctly on port 3347.

So i guess, firewall issue maybe?

Edit: For clarification, the connection to http://eu.betarigs.com:3000 makes a redirect to port 3347

Okay, I've completely disabled the firewall; let's see if that helps Wink

It looks to be working stable now - although I did switch to a different pool so not sure which it was that fixed it Cheesy

I'm experiencing some issues again; although I'm not sure there is anything I can do about it, I've sent mux a PM, asking to add 1 hour of free mining time to compensate for the downtime.

I've switched from CGMiner to SGMiner; all seems well now. Hashrate is the same, BetaRigs pool was immediately selected, as opposed to CGMiner. I will be closely monitoring the rig over the coming hours.