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Bulk Operations

Detailed Worker Template Configuration

When performing bulk pool changes, Hashcore Toolkit allows the use of dynamic templates to automate device naming. The system displays a real-time "Preview" of the final string directly below the input field.

Network Identification:

  • {ip:<separator>}: full IP address with a customizable octet separator (default is .).
  • {ip1}, {ip2}, {ip3}, {ip4}: use specific octets of the device's IP address.
  • {mac:<separator>}: device's MAC address with a customizable separator.
  • {host}: network hostname from the device's system settings.
  • {pool-host}: substitutes the current pool's address.
  • {port}: substitutes the current pool's port.

Intelligent Numbering:

  • {n}, {nn}, {nnn}: define the number of digits in the sequential number (e.g., 1, 01, or 001).
  • {nnn:start:step}: sets the starting number and increment step (e.g., {nnn:10:2} will create the sequence 010, 012, 014...).

Parsing Existing Names:

  • {account}: the part of the current worker before the first dot (e.g., username).
  • {worker}: the part of the current worker after the first dot (the device's name itself).

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