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How to Monitor Your Antminer Fleet Remotely — Without Port Forwarding

Guide · 2026-07-01 · AntminerTools

If you run Antminers at home, in a container or at a hosted site, you have probably hit the same wall: your miners sit behind a router, and reaching them from outside means port forwarding, a VPN or a static IP. Here is how to monitor and control your whole fleet from anywhere in about two minutes, with none of that.

Why port forwarding is the wrong answer

Exposing a miner web interface to the internet puts a device with a known default password (root/root) one scan away from anyone. And behind CGNAT, 4G/5G or Starlink you often cannot port-forward at all.

The outbound-tunnel approach

AntminerTools flips the direction. A small connector agent on your farm reaches out to the cloud over an encrypted connection. Nothing on your network listens for incoming connections, so there is nothing to attack and nothing to forward.

Setting it up

  1. Create a free account and add a farm (one per location).
  2. Download the pre-configured agent and run it on any PC or Raspberry Pi on the same network as your miners.
  3. Scan the network — the agent auto-discovers every Antminer and you add them with one click.

Within a minute you will see live hashrate, per-chain temperatures, power, efficiency and pool status for every miner, on your desktop or phone.

The agent installs itself to auto-start on reboot and updates itself automatically, so once it is running you never touch the farm PC again.

What you get

See the full documentation for details.

Start monitoring your fleet free

1 farm and up to 4 miners, free forever. Set up in 2 minutes — no port forwarding.

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