Yea, you'll need to make sure your plots don't overlap. If you plotted with the GUI wallet, then it is likely that it only accounted for a single machine... and thus the plots are overlapping.

I would suggest that you use different accounts for each machine if you're mining with the GUI wallet.

If you aren't using the GUI wallet, make sure you don't overlap your plots... i.e. this is the plot structure...

(account)_(starting nonce number)_(amount of nonces to plot)_(stagger size)

Make sure that your starting number, is higher than your first ending number... such that...

Say you started at nonce 0, and plotted 2 million nonces... The next plot, make your starting nonce 2 million and 1, then you can plot another 2 million. Next one starting nonce 4 million and 5, and so forth.


@dawallet, correct me if I'm wrong, but the GUI doesn't account for multiple computers, does it? I don't really see a way.

I like your project. I will be following it!

Thanks for all answers I am using Blagos miner and my plots do not overlap. I actually did a test. I had originally a NAS with 4 Tb attached to the 53 Tb machine (It was 57 Tb at that point) and "moved" I to one of the other machines. Size reported in pool went from 57 Tb to 53 Tb at that point. So pool does only "report" the largest. Question is if it is mining and becoming a part share calculation (I suspect not, since my payouts are to low, but that is only measured for a few days and I can obviously be different between days). I see all three machines submitting deadlines (according to miner).

/Thx

I am sure someone can give you a formula for something more exact, however with 40TB I average 6800 a Day. There is however big variance with a good Day being 12000 and a bad one 3000. So dividing by 4 you should average 1700 and see swings between 3000 & 750.


Rich

@daWallet

I am using the latest GUI wallet, and launched Jminer from within the app. I noticed that it auto detected and used my CPU's integrated GPU, instead of my Nvidia CUDA. So, I changed the values in the configuration file found in the Appdata folder, and launched Jminer manually with great success. Then I ran it again from within the GUI wallet, and noticed it overwrites the config back to the old values. Could you fix this please? I recall you fixed a similar issue earlier.

There is no advantage using the same Account for different machines, because all pools except pool.burst-team.us and burst.ninja punish miners that send a worse deadline than before.
Also you have to take care that your drive letters are different on each machine during plotting when you use the same account - due to logic of how the GUI calculates the plotting range. (That's the best idea I had a year ago to solve the overlapping problem)

I use the GPU plotter for plotting and I calculate range for the plots manually, I hope I did this correctly, but when I check overlaps with the plotter it shows no overlap. Hopefully that part should be fine at least.

I am not sure if it is a good idea to submit deadlines from different miner instances for one account since higher deadlines may cause a penalty on pool side if one of the other miners already submitted a lower deadline.

anyone knows if there exists some sort of proxy for such setups?

if there exists none a total capacity above 50 tb should also be fine to mine solo with.



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A proxy would be the best solution. Isn't all communications with pool through https? Couldn't I use a standard webproxy for this, as long as I can set any port number in the proxy, or are there reasons this won't work.

I could probably try with solo mining, but there must be the same problem with different machines? Or is it so that the likelihood for a "hit" will just be proportional to the amount of plots I have in total regardless on which machine they are on?

I am just a little concerned regarding the bandwidth issue. I need to have a wallet running on each machine, and does that take a lot of bandwidth? Anyone knows how much it consumes regarding bandwidth?

Thank you for the input.

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Just let us know if you need any help, and I would recommend mining on http://pool.burst-team.us as IMO it has the best payout structure, and doesn't punish miners in any way.

I am mining on burst-team.us using 9,8tb since a couple of days ...mostly getting 2 to 3 payouts a day with 300 burst each, but only generated 1 block so far, maybe that's the problem...