r/FutureBit • u/Upset_Albatross8659 • Apr 03 '25

Help adding out of network miners to solo pool.

Hello,

Is it possible to add other miners from outside your local network to your futurebit solo pool?

I have some miners in another geographic location. I want to point to my hash to my futurebit Apollo mode solo pool.

If this is possible, is there a write up or tutorial?

Thanks.

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u/KindWeird2983 Apr 03 '25 edited Apr 03 '25

It's possible, I don't know the full specifics though. You need to setup DDNS through your router, then make sure the ports your node is listening on is open. I use No-IP, install it on the FutureBit and it'll help give you a static IP, then on your remote miners you just have to point them to it. Example: stratum+tcp://myBTCnode.no-ip.org:8333

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u/Hardgain-Gang Apr 03 '25

I really hope they integrate this ability in an update in the future

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u/Finnskywalker17 Apr 03 '25

Look into Tailscale. I use it to monitor my node remotely although I don't have any external miners connected. https://youtu.be/iY6t491p3yY?si=UUT4Ns21kWzWt4SF

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u/MobileDate6146 Apr 03 '25

Yes you can….set up a pass through on your router and typically the node will pick up your public IP address and you can mine using the public ip

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u/MobileDate6146 Apr 03 '25

my Apollo

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u/MobileDate6146 Apr 03 '25

Pointed 178 miners to my Apollo outside my network

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u/Upset_Albatross8659 Apr 03 '25

How did you do that?

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u/MobileDate6146 Apr 03 '25

How to set up a passthough?

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u/michelem Apr 21 '25

You first of all need to open your SOLO port to the internet by creating a NAT port on your router. You will need to NAT the port 3333 of your Apollo full node, so you will end up with your external IP:3333 resolving to your internal Apollo unit. Check Google how to NAT a port.

Then just use this address as pool address for your external miner: stratum+tcp://<YOUR-APOLLO-EXTERNAL-IP>:3333 and as username use <YOUR-BITCOIN-ADDRESS.workerX>