Agent Installation on Windows
What you get after installation:
- Automatic discovery of miners on the network
- Real-time monitoring of hashrate, temperature, status
- Cloud access to data from anywhere in the world
- Centralized management of multiple sites
System requirements:
- Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
- Administrator rights on the computer
- 4+ GB RAM free memory
- 500 MB free disk space
- Stable internet connection
Preparation in HashCore Cloud
At this step, we will create an agent profile and set parameters for discovering miners on your network.
- Log in to the HashCore Pulse dashboard.
- In the left menu, select Agents and click + New Agent.
- Enter the agent name (e.g.,
Main_Site) and click Create. - In the dialog that appears, click the Windows icon to download the installation file.
- Be sure to copy and save the Agent ID and Agent Secret (if you closed the window, you can find them by clicking the three dots next to the agent → Show Credentials).
- Click on the created agent's name and press + New Task to configure scanning:
- Task name: task name (e.g.,
Main Network Scan). - IP Range: click + Add IP range and specify your network range (e.g.,
192.168.0.0 - 192.168.0.255). - Unlock Configs: fill in this tab if you use custom firmware (Vnish, Bitmain, etc.) by specifying passwords for ASIC access (e.g.,
adminorroot).
- Click Create. The cloud is ready!
Installing the Agent on Windows
Now let's install the application that will connect your devices to the cloud.
- Run the downloaded installation file.
- During installation, enter the Agent ID and Secret key you saved in the first step.
- Wait for the installation to complete.
(By default, the program installs to
C:\Program Files\Hashcore\Pulse).
Agent Management and Local Statistics
1. Management via system tray: When Pulse Agent is running, its icon appears in the system tray (in the bottom-right corner of the screen). Clicking it opens the management menu. The menu appearance and icon color depend on the current program state:
Green Icon (Pulse Agent: Running)
This means the agent is active and scanning the network. Clicking provides access to:
- Stop Service — completely stop the agent.
- Restart Service — quickly restart the program (needed if you changed settings).
- Dashboard & Settings — open the browser at
http://localhost:4030to view settings or logs. - About — view program version information.
Gray Icon (Pulse Agent Service: Stopped)
This means the program is running but miner discovery is stopped. Clicking provides access to:
- Start Service — start the scanning and data transmission process to the cloud.
- Dashboard & Settings — open the browser at
http://localhost:4030to view settings or logs. - About — view program version information.
2. Local Statistics (Dashboard & Settings):
If you click Dashboard & Settings in the icon menu, a page with detailed agent operation data opens in the browser:
- Credentials — here you can bind a different agent by changing the Agent ID and Secret key.
- uptime — continuous program uptime (in seconds).
- time — current date and time.
- version — installed Pulse Agent version.
- monitor_status — monitoring status (on —
on, off —off). - connection_status — cloud connection (statuses:
connected,initializing,domainNotAvailable,notAuthorized,internalError). For operation, the status must beconnected. - agent_id — unique ID of the agent currently connected.
- worker_threads — number of parallel scanning threads.
- total — total number of IP addresses currently being checked.
- found_miners — number of found miners, broken down by firmware types (vnish, bitmain, and whats).
- last_metric_submit — data about the last submission to the cloud:
- elapsed_secs — seconds since the last submission.
- metrics_count — number of submitted metrics.
- ip_ranges — IP address ranges the agent received from the cloud for scanning.
Verifying Data in the Cloud
Let's make sure information from your devices is successfully reaching the server.
- Go to pulse.hashcore.com.
- Open the Dashboard section: hashrate charts and device counter (Workers) should display current data.
- Go to the Workers section: a list of all discovered miners will appear here. For each device, detailed information is available: IP address, hashrate, temperature, power consumption, fan operation, and firmware version.
Maintenance and Uninstallation
If you need to reinstall or remove the agent from the system, use one of the following methods:
Method 1: Via Control Panel
- Press
Win + Sand type "Control Panel". - Select Programs → Programs and Features.
- Find Pulse Agent in the list.
- Right-click → Uninstall and follow the instructions.
Method 2: Via Settings
- Windows 10:
Settings → Apps → Apps & features. - Windows 11:
Settings → Apps → Installed apps. - Find Pulse Agent, click the three dots (or the row itself) and select Uninstall.
Method 3: Via Uninstall.exe File
Navigate to the installation folder: C:\Program Files\Hashcore\Pulse\.
Find and run the unins000.exe file. Follow the uninstall wizard instructions.
Method 4: Manually via Command Line (not recommended)
- Open Command Prompt (CMD) as administrator.
- Navigate to the folder:
cd %PROGRAMFILES%\Hashcore\Pulse. - Run the command:
pulse-agent-updater\pulse-agent-updater.exe uninstall. - Confirm the action by pressing Y.
System Requirements
Pulse Agent is a lightweight application that runs on any computer or server on the same network as your miners. No specialized hardware is required.
Agent Installation on Linux
A local agent for collecting data from ASIC miners and transmitting it to the HashCore Pulse cloud monitoring system. The agent runs on Linux and provides real-time monitoring of your mining equipment.