Shutdown bitmain asic from remote?

Mining & Hardware ASIC Mining
#1

I read that it would be possible to use a SSH command.
To remotely turn off the mining.
But I can’t get it to work on a new Bitmain Asic. (password wont work)
Have Bitmain blocked this on newer machines?
Or is there any other way to do this? telnet?

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#2

I don’t know much about shutting down miners via the methods you mentioned. However, I was considering getting some “smart plugs,” and have my miners connected through them, so I can power them off and on from my phone from wherever if needed. Not sure if this is a safe or common method.

#3

Smart plugs exist all over europe. In the US we have to use 500 to 1000 dollar manage strips. that only support maybe 2 machines.

#4

I don’t know the safety of using something like this, bc still learning that part. But I was thinking something like this…

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#5

Sure if you are powering box 110v machines.

#6

Only allow a 1850w of power draw

#7

Hi, I have heard people using TeamViewer to remotely control say a pc on their home network which then allows you to access the miner using a web browser. Otherwise although I’ve not done it there’s a way you can use a raspberry pi to access your miner.

Finally there is this

https://gristleking.com/how-to-get-remote-access-to-your-hotspot/

#8

To be clear will the RaspberryPi be inside or outside the network? The Pi is just a mini computer so it can do anything the question is how you intend to use it and what tool(s) you want to use to accomplish your end goal.

#9

Team viewer works good what I use when I’m on vacation which is like 3 months out of the year. But u can’t kill power to asic you’ll need a managed pdu (switched pdu)to remotely turn off power to a asic those are not cheap ps I just use my next door neighbor if I need a plug pulled

#10

On the Bitmain web-interface there is no option to shutdown, just restart.
So even if you can access the network you won’t be able to turn off the asic.

#11

Ok. I personally wouldn’t use smart plugs for safety reasons. The only way that you could switch the thing off remotely would be to us a pdu that allows such remote switching.

[Tripp Lite PDU Single-Phase Switched 230V 32A 7.4kW 16 C13 Outlet IEC-309 Horizo](https://Tripp Lite PDU Single-Phase Switched 230V 32A 7.4kW 16 C13 Outlet IEC-309 Horizo)

Thats all I can think of.