The Queen was probably a pretty good grandmother.

What a bummer that EVGA's X299 MB comes with NO HB SLI Bridge as Other Company X299 Are.

bcav,  the link is taking me to a blank page, I was not able to find host names just host identifiers (numbers).

I am using BAM, do you mean the CPU name section?  I was thinking like if I had the host name of my computer set as SmellyFeet.
Here is what I see when I look at the host list.
 
 

bcavnaugh
 
More on less, can you see Hosts Here: Link
Hosts: 1 - 100
Sorted on: Total credit
Total number of hosts: 13
 
or do you see this
Hosts: 1 - 100
Sorted on: Total credit
Total number of hosts: 0

I see:
Hosts: 1 - 100
Sorted on: Total credit
Total number of hosts: 13

 No problem.

bcavnaugh
Wow! Three Single Users grcpool.com has over 1400 hosts & grcpool.com-2 has over 1200 hosts grcpool.com-3 over 950 (Gridcoin) running Amicable Numbers
pomegranatepool-1 are hidden but now I see why team members for all over are leaving their Teams to Join Gridcoin.
Alexmakgrid   ·  Alexmakgrid   ·  Alexmakgrid     Alexmakgrid   Alexmakgrid     Alexmakgrid   New User(s) in one day.
The more I look the more I really think this Mining and Coin is a Scam and a lot of users are going to get hit like  
Kind of sad but I guess they want part on the Coin.
 
 
 

Like everything in crypto currency, this too shall pass.

I sometimes wonder if half these projects  are a scam.
Would love for someone who knows code to take random tasks and see what they are.
What if we are all mining coin for a project, thinking we are looking for cures.
We pay the electric while they rake in the coin.
I would not put it past people to figure out how to scam everyone.

bcavnaugh

bill1024
I sometimes wonder if half these projects  are a scam.
Would love for someone who knows code to take random tasks and see what they are.
What if we are all mining coin for a project, thinking we are looking for cures.
We pay the electric while they rake in the coin.
I would not put it past people to figure out how to scam everyone.

That is what I am Afraid Of, Starting to Really Bother Me Now.

And why I stopped mining. 

Viper97

bcavnaugh

bill1024
I sometimes wonder if half these projects  are a scam.
Would love for someone who knows code to take random tasks and see what they are.
What if we are all mining coin for a project, thinking we are looking for cures.
We pay the electric while they rake in the coin.
I would not put it past people to figure out how to scam everyone.

That is what I am Afraid Of, Starting to Really Bother Me Now.

And why I stopped mining. 

I am talking about the newer BOINC projects, who knows what the task they send us to work on really is.
Older projects like Seti and WCG that IBM and Marist college is behind are legit, Folding/Stanford I bet are ok. PG has been around a while.
But there are so many new projects popping up all the time, who knows if they are really doing what they say.
They could be sending me block chains (just an example) to work on for all I know.
Is there anyone who over sees any of this to make sure every project is legit? Not having us mine coin.
We could be folding for them and they are collecting cure/foldingcoin and we would not know.
 
Maybe I'll take my tinfoil hat off for a while!!!!lol  But who knows!!!

bill1024

Viper97

bcavnaugh

bill1024
I sometimes wonder if half these projects  are a scam.
Would love for someone who knows code to take random tasks and see what they are.
What if we are all mining coin for a project, thinking we are looking for cures.
We pay the electric while they rake in the coin.
I would not put it past people to figure out how to scam everyone.

That is what I am Afraid Of, Starting to Really Bother Me Now.

And why I stopped mining. 

I am talking about the newer BOINC projects, who knows what the task they send us to work on really is.
Older projects like Seti and WCG that IBM and Marist college is behind are legit, Folding/Stanford I bet are ok. PG has been around a while.
But there are so many new projects popping up all the time, who knows if they are really doing what they say.
They could be sending me block chains (just an example) to work on for all I know.
Is there anyone who over sees any of this to make sure every project is legit? Not having us mine coin.
We could be folding for them and they are collecting cure/foldingcoin and we would not know.
 
Maybe I'll take my tinfoil hat off for a while!!!!lol  But who knows!!!

This is why I will point my systems at WCG when I am not trying to help out with FB, or spending a couple days chasing a badge.
Hope the side projects I chase badges on are legit, if not I wont be out to much crunch time.

Hey Guy's,
I am having some real major network problems today. IP addresses changing for no reason... no rebooting of the computer or server..
Modem lost power 4 times today, but the network switches all stayed powered on. So I do not understand why the IP address keep changing.
Modem is static IP of 192.168.1.1 and a range to 250
 
So here is my setup, I have 11 total, computers and servers, these are the most critical as they are my Crunching Babies. 
In total I have about 70 or more devices connected to my network, 90% wired. A big range of manufacturers of connected equipment.
 
Unifi access points x4
Sonos Play1 x4 and Connect x1
D-Link IP Camera's x8
Yamaha HT Reciever x1
Dune HD x4
Nvidia Shield x2
Netgear NAS x5
UnRaid Towers x3 (These are Asus Motherboards running on Linux)
AMX Controllers and Remotes x4
Crunching computers x6 (Asus mother boards with Intel and AMD CPUs running Win 10 Pro)
HP Servers x5 (they need 2 IP addresses each Running Win Server 2012 R2)
Squeezebox and remote x2
Smart TV's x3
Network printer x1
Laptops x2
WiFi tablets and Phones x10 (Mix of IOS and Android)
 
I have only Netgear Pro Gigabit switches installed, all 8 of them....and all cables are Cat6
 
I tried setting all IP addresses static on the equipment that allowed me to set them, but had real problems after a power failure with some pieces of equipment, so went back to DHCP for some of them.
I have been looking at online videos and tutorials, but they all seem to show the same procedure. But none seem to work 100% and stay set.
 
Does anyone have some advice on how to stop IP addresses changing or a good video or site to show best practice for this??
 
Appreciate any comments or advice..
Much appreciate
Steve

When I do go down I power off my DSL Router and then each Router.
I also turn off all Devices that Use DHCP.
Once I have all powered Off I will turn back on my DSL and wait until my Internet Light Show Connected.
Then I Power on my Wireless Router and wait for it to Boot up and show my Status Lights, so it can give out IP Address.
Start Up Server Order is Domain, SQL Server then all my Desktops that are on the Domain then all that are not to include my Linux Rigs.
I do have my Wireless Router and DSL Modem DMZ Zone to each other.
 
I guess you have enough Ports

bcavnaugh
Anyone think that Intel® OPTANE™ Memory would have any benefits when it comes to Crunching?

Would be interesting to test and find out..
 
I did not see any Memory available here yet, did you find some in US??