I am having the same problem with Electroneum sitting in my Auto Exchange Wallet for days.

Newly mined Electroneum is not automatically moved to the Auto Exchange wallet.  It can be manually moved.

I tried manually moving the Electronium back to the Normal Wallet and then back to the the Auto Exchange Wallet.  The transfers between the wallets work but I never see the transfer to Litecoin.


(Auto Exchange is enabled for Electroneum and my Auto Exchange Coin is Litecoin.)

With Awesome Miner running on the secure subnet and the Remote Agent running on the mining computer on the DMZ subnet what ports need to be opened for communications between the Remote Agent and Awesome Miner?

I am new to mining and am setting up Awesome Miner.

I don't understand how to set up the balance display.

1) in the options->balance window I need to specify the Address(public key) for the coins to be displayed.  How do I get the appropiate public key(s) to display the value of coins in my Mining Pool Hub account?

2)  When a wallet creates multiple reciving addresses do all addresses to be displayed get added to the options list or by adding one are all captured by listing one of the public keys?

3) Is there a Block Explorer wwhich works for ZenCash ?  For Monero?

4) Other than https://chainz.cryptoid.info where are good places to look for compatible block explorers?

The videos above are from October.  The firmware allowing the full load of GPUs was released in November.

See FAQ/1034921 on the Asus web site.   This November FAQ announces the firmware allowing use of all the Gpu slots

Have you tried the latest BIOS  v403 Dated 12/15/2017?  (With bug fixes to the November drop.)  Are you running the November 1 version of the chipset driver?

Are you running the November AMD drivers?  Their release by amd seems to be critical.

I can not find a requirement or suggestion to use the p106 GPU in any FAQ or the manual.  The manual does show an example configuration with 8 p106 cards but that was only an example that mixed Nvidia and Amd cards are allowed.

The overview has a note stating that until drivers are updated the number of GPUs is limited and that the update is scheduled for 4th qtr 2017.



There are notes in the manual on memory.  Asus recommends 2 4GB memory modules for systems with more than 8 GPUs and an initial paging file size 30GB for stability.

There are also operational memory limits.   With a 6th gen CPU the 2400Mhz memory will be used as 2133Mhz memory  (save money and use 2133MHz memory with 6th generation CPUs


The BIOS memory compatibility list and manual are available at:
https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/B250-MINING-EXPERT/HelpDesk_Download/


I would call Asus product support before spending money on a solution that worked for a guy on youtube.  It worked for him but may not be the global solution.  



https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/B250-MINING-EXPERT/