Thank you for the API information above.

Full support for the remote management and monitoring of ASICs running bOS and bOS+ has been added to https://foreman.mn

UPDATE

* Miners table overhaul (see more miners in less space, with auto-refresh capabilities).
* ASIC hostnames used as miner names, when desired.
* Mskminer support.
* Fixed srbminer-multi integration.
* Corrected t-rex HiveOS integration.
* Lolminer hash rates fixed.
* Ethminer API password fixed.

Read more here: https://foreman.mn/blog/enhanced-miners-table-asic-hostnames-bug-fixes/

UPDATE

* Added Two Factor Authentication
* Perform ASIC Factory Resets directly from the dashboard
* ASIC MAC addresses will now be displayed when available
* ‘What’s New’ notifications will now be displayed when Foreman is updated
* Added support for new Whatsminer firmware
* Added support for vnish-based firmware
* Added a ‘minute-of-day’ trigger
* Stuck remote commands are now automatically timed out

Read more here: https://foreman.mn/blog/two-factor-auth-factory-resets-macs-and-firmware-integrations/

We will begin looking into ways to integrate Foreman and ethOS.

If you can, stop by our Discord so we can learn exactly what you need:  https://discord.gg/hD7txYN

UPDATE

* Active Pools can now be identified by applying Active Pool filters.
* Added the ability to change usernames and passwords.
* Modified the reboot graph to 'group by miner type' when applicable.
* Greatly improved ASIC querying to minimize Pickaxe utilization.
* Many performance improvements to various dashboard blocks.

Read more here: https://foreman.mn/blog/active-pools-and-performance-improvements/

We've added total power consumption and cost to Foreman, enabling users to see an estimated draw for their farms.  ASICs and FPGAs are automatically supported.

We've also added the ability to share dashboards between users, enabling multiple farm operators to monitor and manage the same farms together.

Read more about this and our other updates here: https://foreman.mn/blog/dashboard-sharing-and-power-consumption/

We've added remote management of all Baikal and Avalon ASICs.  Now you can change pools and perform reboots directly from the Foreman dashboard.

Read more about this and our other updates here: https://foreman.mn/blog/avalon-baikal-remote-management/

We're now posting all of our updates, bug fixes, tutorials, and cryptocurrency news on our new Foreman Blog platform.  This will hopefully keep our users more in-the-loop as we continue to enhance our product.

Check it out: https://foreman.mn/blog

To help identify where Foreman agents are running, the agent's hostname and IP are now displayed in Foreman.

Read more about this and our other updates here: https://medium.com/foreman/pickaxe-host-identification-and-bug-fixes-675345a8220c

We've overhauled our Windows installation process and proudly present the Foreman windows agent.  Now, Foreman will automatically upgrade as new releases are published - no more having to download and unpack zips.

Read more about our other updates here:  https://medium.com/foreman/automated-foreman-upgrades-b3392ea83a74

We've officially added support for Braiins OS and Braiins OS+ firmwares.  Now, users running bOS can remotely reboot, change pools, and view full ASIC stats directly from their private Foreman dashboard.

Read more about our other updates here:  https://medium.com/foreman/braiinsos-support-and-model-filters-d7675c9ae6d2

We've begun testing of our new Windows agent - a wrapper service to auto-install, configure, and update our miner metrics utility that feeds statistics from your miners directly to your private Foreman dashboard.

While our Linux users are already receiving automatic updates, this will address the issue with having to perform manual updates when running on Windows.

We've updated our ASIC pool changing feature to only notify users of a completed operation after the device has been reconfigured, rebooted, and resumed mining.

Read more about the rest of our updates here:  https://medium.com/foreman/asic-change-pools-improvements-6af83389bdd5

We've further refined our ASIC rebooting feature.

Read more about it here:  https://medium.com/foreman/asic-rebooting-improvements-c88dd82910a1

From the Foreman dashboard, you can now remotely perform reboots of your ASICs and FPGAs. Read more about our latest release here:

https://link.medium.com/JTFy1WhjA8

Don’t check multiple sites to see if your miners are working. Unify your mining with Foreman and bring everything together on one platform. Example: here's how we've integrated MiningRigRentals:

https://medium.com/foreman/tutorial-integrating-miningrigrentals-f4be34fc08e5

Every farm is different, so why should every monitoring dashboard look the same?  With Foreman, you can configure yours to show the information that you find valuable.

https://link.medium.com/GMIcdeDBk8

 

Thank you for the feedback, crysx.

I went ahead and updated our Linux installation process to fix the issue that you were observing. I updated our documentation, as well, to reflect this change.  Now, the same script should work for both environments - I've tested against fresh Ubuntu and RHEL VMs and it now seems to be working as intended.  Thank you for letting us know about this.

The next feature that's currently in the works is remote rebooting, which can be triggered from the dashboard.  We just released the ability to remotely change pools, and that put in place the framework for rebooting.  This will be released soon.

I've put bulk renaming towards the top of our backlog.  We're intending to do a template-based approach for this so you can rename multiple ASICs or rigs at the same time to follow a similar pattern (example: obm-s19-${counter}, or obm-s19-${ip.last}). The templating is still tbd, but we'll provide a lot of predefined variables so all of the miners can be bulk selected and renamed in 1 swoop.

Please let us know if you have any more feedback.  We love it. 

Don’t check multiple sites to see if your miners are working. Unify your mining with Foreman and bring everything together on one platform.

Here's how we've integrated HiveOS: https://link.medium.com/x0P9lsxKh8