About Hashcore Proxy
Hashrate Routing Scheme
HashCore Proxy accepts hashrate from miners via one or more listening ports and distributes it among pools according to defined rules.
Note on the scheme: For clarity, each miner is shown connected to a separate port in the diagram. In practice, multiple miners can operate through a single port.
Terms:
- Ports: HashCore Proxy can accept connections on multiple ports simultaneously. Each port is configured independently and can serve multiple miners.
- Routing Rules: define which pool is primary, which are backup, and the order of switching.
How it Works:
- Miners connect to HashCore Proxy via the Stratum protocol (downstream connections).
- The Proxy analyzes routing rules for each incoming connection.
- The hashrate is directed to the selected pool (upstream connection).
- In case of issues with the primary pool, it automatically switches to a backup according to priorities.