ahh it is 192.168.2.1
in my router manager it looks like the cube has the ip 192.168.2.104 but if I type that in the browser I dont get anything.

THANKS! I will link to your site

Screenshot of cube config page, cmd with ipconfigall and of proxy.

I went over everything again and I got it to work, thanks

You'd copy the program twice into two directories, then use one script to run two proxies. You'd also need a line to change one of the proxy's port. But its irrelevant if speed of 3 = speed of 6.

Got any Android wifi devices on the network? Try turning them off.

for example

That did help, instead of running between 20-25 GH/s all 6 are running 25-26 GH/s now.  That is so odd, how do Android devices interfere with the cubes?  Thank you for the help by the way.

I'm not quite sure what you mean, are you talking about changing the computer's IP so the proxy is operating on a new IP?  Also not sure if it helps but 5 of the cubes are running through a switch but one cube is plugged directly into the router.

From a previous post:
It seems that there is an Android on WiFi router problem, It has to do with it ignoring the DHCP lease times.

Full information can be found on theAndroid Open Source Project – Issue Tracker:  ”DHCP client ignores lease time”: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=11236

Insure the proxy address is either statically assigned outside the DHCP pool or set to always get the same address from DHCP, this will prevent a new proxy address stopping mining.