Vnish monitoring bot
In the world of cryptocurrency mining, effective monitoring and management of equipment are key factors to achieve maximum performance and stability. Vnish monitoring bot is a completely free service designed specifically for monitoring and managing devices running the official version of the VNISH firmware. It is an ideal tool for both large data centers (DCs) and individual miners.
How to Use Vnish Monitoring Bot
1. Open the Vnish Telegram monitoring bot using this link: Vnish Bot (Monitoring works with Antminer 21, 19, L9, L7 models only with vnish firmware installed from our official website).
2. Click the Start button and in the menu that appears, click “Add/edit miner(s)”. Enter the miner’s MAC address (you can find MAC address in infobar menu of vnish firmware) to add or edit one miner, or use one of the following formats:
- Single MAC address:
E0:0A:F6:48:AC:21 - Multiple miners to default location (mac – asic name)::
E0:0A:F6:48:AC:21 asic1
E0:0A:F6:48:AC:22 asic2 - Multiple miners to a specified location (farm name – mac – asic name)::
farm1 E0:0A:F6:48:AC:21 asic1
farm1 E0:0A:F6:48:AC:22 asic2
3. Now you can check total hashrate for sha256 and scrypt miners with information on the availability of miners (green/red circle), overheated miners (fire icon), stopped or miners with errors (flashing light icon) in one or different locations. In the “My Locations” menu, you can select the location you want to monitor or you can monitor all locations by selecting the “All miners.”
You can add, delete and change miners and locations.
If you want to rename a location you can do this in the “My Locations” menu, then you need to select a location and select “rename location” and enter a new name.
For example if you want to add a new location, then adding a location is done by adding miners to it (see point 2). If you need to move a group of miners, select the “Change location” menu and enter the name of the new location + MAC address + miner name ( newfarm E0:0A:F6:48:AC:21 asic1 E0:0A:F6:48:AC:22 asic2 )
4. By selecting a specific location in the “my locations” menu you will be able to monitor data for each miner in this location and by selecting the “ALL MINERS” menu a list of miners for all locations will be displayed (10 miners on 1 page).
The following information will be displayed: miner’s name, miner’s model, vnish firmware version, hashrate, temperature, fan speed as a percentage, and power consumption.
If you are on the same network as the miner then clicking on the miner’s name will allow you to open the miner in a web browser.
You can also choose for all miners the threshold for reducing the hashrate in percentage and the temperature at which the miner will notify you of overheating and lowering the hashrate.
5. If you click to miners number you can see the detail statistic of this miner with the following information: Miner name, location, MAC address, model, firmware version, current hashrate, average hashrate, PCB and CHIP temperature, uptime, fans rpm, power consumption. You can choose the threshold for a drop in hashrate as a percentage and the temperature at which the miner will be informed about overheating for this miner. You can fill in the information about the keenetic link and after filling it out, go to this link by clicking on the miner name in all miners menu.
