I have 2 identical miners and for some reason, ever since the latest update one of the two keeps running into Failed pool status using the same profit switching configuration with Mining Pool Hub. It seems to keep failing out Equihash and NeoScrypt pools. I have to right click go to details and then Reset failed pools...it will work for an hour or so before going back to the same status.

These rigs are on the same network and there has been no other changes so I'm not sure what else it could be outside of the update. Is there any troubleshooting steps I can try?

I'm a big fan of this service. Been using it off and on since the beta.

One of my miners keeps having ccminer crashes "cuda error in func unspecified launch failure". Hoping the new version included in 4.5 helps but it appears I cannot remotely upgrade the agents today and your website is also down.

I didn't realize that is how it worked. Thank you. I have turned off the "Notify once until acknowledged". Will this mean I get an email notification every time my trigger time is reached?

Once a week or so one of my remote Nvidia Managed Profit Miner rigs locks up and requires a reboot. I only get notifications for the rig being offline maybe once out of every ten times it does this. Am I missing something in the configuration? All my email tests through Gmail work without issue. How do I troubleshoot something like this is there a log to review?

Here is my rules...just the default. Rig has been offline for 8 hours with no email received.

https://imgur.com/a/NjXz9

Example Offline detection email I've successfully received before:

CS - MP Miner 1: Offline detection
Awesome Miner
Fri 1/5/2018, 2:47 PM
Miner offline

Anyone know how long it takes for new ETH Wallet Imports to show up? The site says automatically but that obviously isn't true. I'm guessing it might be on a schedule like their API imports?

Does anyone here run Awesome Miner interface directly on their rigs? Are there any concerns with doing that? I would like to get it off my primary PC since I like to put it to sleep while at work but I also need the ability to access the interface remotely. I might just go with the cloud route eventually but for now just wondering if there are any potential issues running the interface along with the client.

Additionally, is there a process outlined for migrated Awesome Miner itself to another system while retaining all configuration/benchmarks? I saw the message on Export that stated it's not meant as a backup.

The way I handled this personally was to use the configuration tool in the Awesome Miner client folder to change the port it runs on for each system and then set up port forwarding on my router/firewall. Not the most secure route but the easiest route indeed.

You can disable entire algorithms (Ethhash for the two coins you mentioned). Right-click your rig, select Edit Profit Profile, uncheck Ethereum, click Ok.

Ethereum 31.55 Mh/s
Equihash 426 H/s

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Afterburner:

Core Voltage +0
Power Limit 75%
Core Clock: +99
Memory Clock: +650
Fan Speed: Auto

https://imgur.com/AEyKO5D

I want them mining what is currently most profitable on MPH. Looking at the View Details > Profit Switching tab showed Eth (incld. Blake 2b) as most profitable when it was switched to it. 90% of the time they are doing Equihash / NeoScrypt / Skein from what I've seen over the last couple weeks. Ethereum surged in price recently though and took over during dips in the other algo coins which is why it became most profitable I assume?

Rigs are running 8x1070 GPUs and I'm not sure about your question about correctly benchmarking? It seems relatively straightforward. Tools > Benchmark > Precise benchmark with all Algorithm's selected. Is there something else I need to do?

I should have clarified this is with Managed Profit Miners that have been fully benchmarked and had their profit profiles customized accordingly. AM has been switching to Eth/Sia dual mining multiple times on my 2 Nvidia rigs over the last couple of days from its standard Equihash/Neoscrypt/Skein algos based on the profitability bouncing. With a Managed Profit Miner where do I adjust the dcri value since Pools don't appear to apply to MP miners? I could add it to the Command Line params but as you said that would apply even when it switches to Ethereum solo mining which it has done a couple times as well.

I'm having an issue using a Nvidia Device Profile to set the DCRI value to 40. I think I've done everything needed but it's not applying the value from what I see when dual mining with Claymore. Please let me know if I am missing something?

https://imgur.com/rhkMJWO

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Yep, and a lot of newer routers can also provide the device name/ host name along with the MAC so you can easily differentiate without hunting the MACs down.

My preferred method for setting static IPs is always through my router instead of directly on devices. It can prevent weird issues with DHCP if you do it at the router level instead of trying to set static IPs directly on devices in a DHCP enabled network.

Upgraded my small test rig and noticed that it switched to Skein and dropped my profit from $6 per day with Equihash to $0.000016 with Skein. It appears that sgminer-5.6.1-nicehash-51-windows is being executed for Skein and for some reason that miner is trying to using the onboard Intel video instead of the 2 RX 5xx series AMD cards this small rig has.

According to profit details though Skein is more profitable than Equihash right now so the problem doesn't appear to be with Profit Switching but maybe the miner app or how the miner is being executed through AM?



1) A screenshot of the View Details dialog showing the Profit switching information >>>>>> Google Drive link below
2) Information about which coin is being mined and if that is what was expected or not >>>>>> Discussed above it switched from Equihash to Skein and that appears to be correct
3) Log files both for Awesome Miner and from the Remote Agent (if used) >>>>>> Google Drive link below
4) The exact time when it happened >>>>> Between 2:00-2:20 PM is when I was troubleshooting


https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wDYpcN1Nni8neIQ9wGisZF3DfO-YzohN

I had this problem on one of my rigs. I had to find the Microsoft Uninstall entry in the registry for Awesome Miner and delete the entire registry key. Definitely backup your registry before trying it.

To backup launch regedit > File > Export > Export Range All > Name the file and click Save

Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Uninstall > Expand and then click on the "keys" (folders) that start with something like "{03AC" and go through each one until you find the one with DisplayName of "Awesome Miner Remote Service". Delete the entire key folder. Mine was called {6582A3A0-070D-4F0D-8282-698E5F881FB4} but I believe those Key IDs are generated randomly. After I did that I could install the new version without issue.

Will do - thanks!

After disabling Skein completely, I had it happen with $13 Neoscrypt switched from $30 Equihash according to current to WTM. I know our benchmarks and the MPH profit stuff all feeds into the switching algorithm but it seems like something is clearly buggy? If I manually factor in my benchmarks and WTM and look at what MPH shows for the current coin of a specific algorithm it still doesn't add up to it only mining a $13 coin.

Running into an issue with profit switching with MPH. It is randomly switching to Skein algorithm, which calculates to $3-4 per day, from other algos that are around $30-50 per day. I've currently got the profit switching set at 60 minutes / 5% profit difference.

Has anyone seen similar issues? Is this a problem with MPH or AwesomeMiner, maybe it's how I have profit switching configured? For now, I just turned off Skein in my profit switching profile until I can troubleshoot further. When it was switching to Skein at such a low profitability I would compare to WhatToMine and still see other coins that MPH supports at higher profitability so I'm at a loss why it would switch to Skein...