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Agents

Creating a Scan Task

Creating a Scan Task

  1. Go to Agents → select the desired agent
  2. Open the Scan Tasks tab
  3. Click + New Task
  4. Enter the task name — use a descriptive name (e.g., "Subnet 192.168.1.x" or "Hall B")
  5. In the Network ranges section, click + Add range
  6. Specify the start and end IP addresses of the range (e.g., 192.168.1.1192.168.1.254)
  7. Add more ranges if needed
  8. Configure Unlock Configs if devices are password-protected
  9. Click Create

Adding IP Ranges

Manual Entry

Click + Add range and enter the start and end addresses of the range manually. Smart paste is supported — when pasting from the clipboard, the system automatically detects the format and fills in the required number of fields:

  • Single address (e.g., 192.168.1.50) — fills 4 octet fields
  • Range via hyphen (e.g., 192.168.1.1-192.168.1.254) — fills 8 fields

Renaming Ranges

Each range can be given a name — click the edit icon next to the range. The name is displayed in the ranges list and simplifies navigation.

Enabling and Disabling Ranges

Each range can be temporarily disabled without deletion — toggle on the right side of the range. Disabled ranges are not scanned by the agent, but they are preserved in the task.

Unlock Configs — Unlock Credentials

If devices are protected with non-standard passwords, the agent won't be able to retrieve metrics without authentication. For each firmware type, you can save credentials:

Firmware TypeWhat's Configured
HashCore (Vnish)Access password
Bitmain (Stock)Login and password (default: root / root)
MicroBT (Whatsminer)Access password

Saved credentials are used automatically by the agent during scanning.

Managing Tasks

Enabling and Disabling a Task

In the task context menu, click Enable or Disable. When a task is disabled, the agent stops scanning the specified ranges, but the task and all ranges are preserved.

Editing a Task

Click Edit in the task context menu to change the name, ranges, and Unlock Configs.

Deleting a Task

Click Delete in the context menu. A deleted task cannot be recovered. Devices discovered through this task remain in the Workers list until they go Offline.

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