So I have 3 rigs running Hive OS and every night the rigs are dropping off line at 4 AM. Its weird, first two rigs go off at the same time and then 15 mins or so later the last rig drops off line.
The Miner stays up and if I open “Miner” it seems like there is a issue connecting to the pool. But my internet is working? I have another system connected to a different switch and it stay up(Although it is running windows).
Any thoughts?
I’m guess it’s about Claymore’s miner ?
I am using Claymore…
How did you know, common problem? Any solution?
I am also running ccminer, i think that is the one that disconnects 15 mins afterwards…
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I’m guess something related with devfee and dead pool.
But if we want to make an accurate diagnosis we must look claymore’s log
I have also 3 Rigs using XMR-Stak miner and also my Rigs went offline at same time. Maybe its something wrong with Hiveos?
Didn’t happen last night, fingers crossed it gets fixed…
Happened again this night 
I could ssh to two of my right and did reboot. But cant ssh to my 3. one… If i try to log in with user and PW:1 i get access denied…
maybe ethernet card goes to sleep for power saving.
I had this issue at windows. Solution was here; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArBYUVcYUJ0&feature=youtu.be
Who fixed this problem and How?
I got the same with EWBF miner
Please help!
Found a solution for this weird problem (finally). At least on my setup, the issue seems to be DHCP lease expiring every 24h and ignoring my router. So I just have to tell the rig to keep the connection regardless.
CriticalConnection=true
That section should like this,
[DHCP]
ClientIdentifier=mac
RouteMetric=10
CriticalConnection=true
Reboot and things should work continuously.
Hello, this looks like exactly what I need. Please tell me how to access that network.conf file!
