P2Pool Eurasian & Siberian DASH p2pool nodes| 0.13.0.0

This is for those who rent power on https://www.nicehash.com:
Make sure you set custom difficulty when connecting to P2Pool node. Append "+difficulty" string to your P2Pool connection username. For example, if you are buying 100MHs of X11 power set your P2Pool connection username like this: "YourDRKaddress+1.28", see also typical difficulty ranges for x11:

Speed up to 1MHs: d=0.01;
Speed 1MHs-2MHs: d=0.02;
Speed 2MHs-4MHs: d=0.04;
Speed 4MHs-8MHs: d=0.08;
Speed 8MHs-16MHs: d=0.16;
Speed 16MHs-32MHs: d=0.32;
Speed 32MHs-64MHs: d=0.64;
Speed 64MHs-128MHs: d=1.28
 
sawa said:
This is for those who rent power on https://www.nicehash.com:
Make sure you set custom difficulty when connecting to P2Pool node. Append "+difficulty" string to your P2Pool connection username. For example, if you are buying 100MHs of X11 power set your P2Pool connection username like this: "YourDRKaddress+1.28", see also typical difficulty ranges for x11:

Speed up to 1MHs: d=0.01;
Speed 1MHs-2MHs: d=0.02;
Speed 2MHs-4MHs: d=0.04;
Speed 4MHs-8MHs: d=0.08;
Speed 8MHs-16MHs: d=0.16;
Speed 16MHs-32MHs: d=0.32;
Speed 32MHs-64MHs: d=0.64;
Speed 64MHs-128MHs: d=1.28
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Hi, do these still apply like:
Dash wallet addr: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx+1.28
 
Well, with the new wallet and a p2pool code, my node found 3 blocks of 13:
2017-02-08 03:52:40.148906 GOT BLOCK FROM MINER! Passing to dashd! https://explorer.dash.org/block/0000000000000bb76e1af3fc46058a56b4e273b3e666cf901952cd9d6234e044
2017-02-08 03:59:22.498329 GOT BLOCK FROM MINER! Passing to dashd! https://explorer.dash.org/block/0000000000004f5cea1cfb489b6dd33d03e24edf1c05df124b90386feb5479e2
2017-02-09 02:47:17.759266 GOT BLOCK FROM MINER! Passing to dashd! https://explorer.dash.org/block/000000000000aa4a5fbb1c68bcfad052cbbe674ad3e2313788334c0abcfa8035
 
sawa said:
Well, with the new wallet and a p2pool code, my node found 3 blocks of 13:
2017-02-08 03:52:40.148906 GOT BLOCK FROM MINER! Passing to dashd! https://explorer.dash.org/block/0000000000000bb76e1af3fc46058a56b4e273b3e666cf901952cd9d6234e044
2017-02-08 03:59:22.498329 GOT BLOCK FROM MINER! Passing to dashd! https://explorer.dash.org/block/0000000000004f5cea1cfb489b6dd33d03e24edf1c05df124b90386feb5479e2
2017-02-09 02:47:17.759266 GOT BLOCK FROM MINER! Passing to dashd! https://explorer.dash.org/block/000000000000aa4a5fbb1c68bcfad052cbbe674ad3e2313788334c0abcfa8035
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Hi, visit my pool bro
 
Hi sawa,

how should I configure my Baikal mini with 150MHs for this pool? The plus (+1.28) does wanish after I save the pool on my miner. Thank you.

BR
Patrick
 
To those who mines on my crypto.office-on-the.net:
I have a second, backup channel to my server. It is faster than the main one in some directions.
You can connect your asics to it. Ports of the pools are the same that on crypto.office-on-the.net, only the address changes to crypto.mine.nu
For example: crypto.office-on-the.net:7903 changes to crypto.mine.nu:7903

You can check, on which channel its better to mine with these commands: (in terminal, console, command line)
ping crypto.office-on-the.net
and
ping crypto.mine.nu
Pass the asics to the channel where the ping is smaller

The difference between crypto.office-on-the.net and crypto.mine.nu is that the first is on a permanent IP address, and the second is on a dynamic IP address.
When IP address of crypto.mine.nu changes (it happens about once a month), this change is made in DNS for 10 minutes maximum. Accordingly, at this time, the asics will go to the backup nodes, but if crypto.office-on-the.net is specified as a reserve then mining will not be stopped. In fact, this is the same server, only connected through different providers.
 
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