How to Download IP Reporter and Use it to Find IP
Function: Find miner IP
Purpose: It is convenient to find the IP of the corresponding miner when the IP of the miner is in DHCP mode
Download method
- Go to the official website https://www.bitmain.com, click "CustomerSupport" -- "Firmware Download".
- Select "Others" on the left under "Firmware List", and then select "IP reporter" on the right.
- Or click the link below to download
Software download address: https://file12.bitmain.com/shop-product/firmware/IP%20Reporter.zip
Remark
- The IP mode of the new miner is DHCP, and there is no fixed IP; the miner with a fixed IP can also use this software to confirm the IP.
- Only applicable to WINDOWS XP, WIN7, WIN10 systems, other systems are not applicable.
- This software can only be used when the miner and the computer are in the same network segment.
Precautions for use
- To use the software, the files must be decompressed, and the decompressed files can be placed in any folder.
- The miner must be working normally.
- The computer and the miner are in the same network.
- When you open the software for the first time, the software requires network permissions, you must click "Allow access".
Instructions
- Open the software and click "Start".
- Press the IP button on the miner for 1 second and release it.
- Check the IP of the miner on the computer.
4.Click "OK" to close the pop-up window.
5.Click "Skip" to continue, you need to press the IP reporter button of the miner again.
6.Click "Stop" to pause the software.
Comments
1 comment
Hey author, thanks for sharing this tutorial on downloading and using IP reporter to find mine rIPs. It's super helpful, especially for those dealing with miners in DHCP mode. Your step-by-step instructions are clear, and the precautionary notes are a nice touch.
I've been in some tight spots where the miner's DHCP mode turned IP tracking into a real head-scratcher. The download link you provided is handy, and the compatibility details for Windows XP, Win7, and Win10 are good to know.
Here's a suggestion to jazz up your tutorial: throw in some troubleshooting tips for the everyday snags users might hit. It'll sprinkle a bit of wizardry and make the guide way more user-friendly. After all, who needs a tutorial that doesn't prep you for the curveballs? Based on my experience, having a troubleshooting section has saved me a lot of time in similar situations.
Anyway, solid work.Thank you!
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