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Make sure your router's subnet is 1, ie 192.168.1.x

That's just initially. He has internet so its not the problem.

Quote from: ocnmongol on February 10, 2014, 03:24:36 PM

Hi all.

I can really use some help here:

I have this ASIC cube set up as per your instructions, and the darn thing will not hash above maybe 4gh/s unless I sit on the BE cubeminer screen and click on pools every few seconds (or when data stops streaming in)

This is my set up. I cannot use anything other than 0.0.0.0 as it's gateway as it is up on a business network)

..or am I doing something wrong.
Please help! Sad

Take the port out of the IP, long pool should be active (which may be causing what you have).

That's just it. Long pool sometimes is active and other times it isn't?

I'm stumped. Removal of the ports from the ip address did nothing. :/

Any android phones on wifi?

Nope. Only two other pc's on wifi in our entire facility.

I can add mine to it if necessary (if it's to check something?)

lol. Cube's hashing at 2.5GH/s :/

Android wifi phones sometimes interfere. If all the chips are 0, try moving the cube/proxy in relation to each other. There may be a network switch or similar that isn't playing nice. Aka random network topology issues.

Check the network cable and the switch port it's plugged into.