Is it possible to bypass the blocking of monero.hashvault.pro ? and how to use xmrig proxy in this builder ?

[VELIKOVIK]

Is it possible to bypass the blocking of monero.hashvault.pro if, upon reaching 60+ miners, create a new wallet and transfer new users to it?
I don't want to use the other pools you suggested in the questions as they produce less hashrate than monero.hashvault.pro. To test other pools, I used a remote configuration and switched the miners to 2miners and nanopool.

If this idea doesn't work, please tell me how to use the xmrig proxy(Where to buy them, how to change them using remote configuration, and so on. We were unable to resolve this issue on our own.) in this builder. I'll be very grateful to you

Thx !!!!

[UnamSanctam]

Only way to bypass it is using an xmrig-proxy, since they look at the number of connections and their hashrates, which is solved by xmrig-proxy combining them together. You can download xmrig-proxy here: https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig-proxy, you should download it and edit the config.json, set the "bind" part to the port you want miners to (can be any port), and set the "pool" part to your hashvault settings. After that you would set your miners to mine to your xmrig-proxy using the IP and port (that you set in the "bind" part) of your server.

[VELIKOVIK]

UnamSanctam,
Is it possible to install a proxy on already running miners through the same pastebin? I apologize for the question, as I did not understand anything from what was written above. are 70+ machines running, and I started to worry about the pool ban.

Thx !!!

[Alcinzal]

@VELIKOVIK Hey, I am not quite sure what you understand and what you don't understand, but I will try to explain it to you as simply as possible.

So monero.hashvault.pro has some sort of system that tells them if an address is getting mined to from a lot of different machines/IPs and if each machine has a low hashrate, this makes them understand that the address is getting mined to with silent mining, which is not allowed. Therefore they could ban you if they see this.

To fix this, you can run xmrig-proxy on a server. I am personally not super familiar with xmrig-proxy, as I havent used it before. But from my understanding, what it allows you to do is that you can make every computer that is mining for you, mine through the xmrig-proxy. This, from the perspective of monero.hashvault.pro, makes it look like you are mining from one place, so they won't think you are silent mining.

However to run this xmrig-proxy, you need to have a server running 24/7. You could either host this server yourself, or you could buy it. Some VPS/RDP providers might ban you from using xmrig-proxy, but I might be wrong.

I hope that cleared up some things for you, good luck!

[VELIKOVIK]

@Alcinzal Thanks for the response! ^_^ What you wrote, I understand, and I understood earlier, and how exactly the xmrig proxy works, I also understand I don’t understand if there is an opportunity remotely to already working miners to apply a proxy (through the pastebin raw url)

And I still think about not straining your brain using proxy, to use different addresses of wallets for new miners. That is, to reach the limit of 50-70 miners, and then create a new Monero wallet and look for miners, already on it, it seems to me that this should work. In any case, suddenly something, I will always be able to translate the force to another address of a wallet or pool, as I understand it.

PS: If one of the written is not clear, I'm sorry, I use Google translator.

[UnamSanctam]

If you have a "Remote Configuration" which it sounds like you do then yes you can change all your miners to mine to an xmrig-proxy. To do so you just set the "pool" field to your proxies IP address and port.