Quote from: claudesdad on February 15, 2014, 11:01:05 PM

Quote from: smithytzu on February 15, 2014, 06:29:04 AM

Quote from: BitcoinValet on February 15, 2014, 04:26:43 AM

Ok, so I was able to factory restore by following directions on here, but now I am back to my original problem.

I am following the directions in the op, but when I manually input the ip address into IPv4, my computer cannot connect to the internet. I can interface with the antimner without changing my ip settings by navigating to 192.168.1.99, but it is not mining after I input and ave my pool settings.

What's your modems IP address?

Go to the ant miners network config page, make sure the gateway (your modems ip) is correct the primary DNS should also be your modems ip, go to the ant miners network diagnostics page and run both ping and DNS tests, if they work you're antminer is connected to the internet and good to go.

I've been seeing similar issues.

Got the Antminer S1 yesterday - ran it thru setup - thought I had all the config correct - and it just would not connect and start mining. So I started screwing around with the network settings and at one point I setup the LAN interface and I think I clicked on the bridge option - and lost all connection to the S1. At that point I figured I had botched it up pretty good - so I tried to reset the machine. That was another exercise in hair loss and copious swearing as I just couldn't get the thing to reset. Finally I got that to work - and started over.

Finally - after going thru some router settings, opening up some ports - etc - I got the S1 to connect and start mining.

Question though: The S1 Miner Configuration page has places to enter info for three different pools. Currently I'm only working thru one pool (Slush) - should I fill in all three places with the info for Slush - or just use the first one?

its normal, the antminer config pool management as failover, that means if the first pool cannot connect, the miner will connect to the second pool...