p2pool-nsis VS p2pool

If you want to get started on mining you can mine on p2pool, either set up your mining manually following these instructions, or use this 3rd party automatic installer

Yes, if you scroll down on their github, there's a guide on how to build from source on different operating systems and just below that is a guide on how to set it up. There are also readily compiled binaries for download if you don't want to build from source and even an installer for windows (scroll to the bottom, don't confuse it with the download link to get xmrig) - also note that the installer isn't made by the p2pool dev himself, but big names from within the community deem it save; also note that I have no personal experience with the installer.

There's a windows installer by another dev if you want to get started quickly.

Take config.json for p2pool: https://github.com/SChernykh/p2pool/blob/master/config.json and set your own password. Then you'll be mining on a separate sidechain protected by this password. Everyone will need to add --config /path/to/config.json to p2pool command line, and probably also --addpeers YOUR_P2POOL_NODE_IP:37889 so other miners can find at least one node to sync from.

I turn on N new cloud servers (VPS or bare-metal), on each one I then install the upstream part of the minexmr2 pool in conjunction with p2pool and monerod instances. The miners will be connected here.

P2Pool (not Monero!) will hardfork to new consensus rules on March 18th at 21:00 UTC (use this link to convert to your local time). The hardfork is necessary to improve P2Pool scalability and reduce the impact on Monero blockchain. You'll need to update to P2Pool to v3.0 or newer version before this time (P2Pool v3.1 is recommended): https://github.com/SChernykh/p2pool/releases

P2Pool hashrate charts & miner's last 10 payouts to show in web-UI have been implemented and deployed to minexmr2.com site with miner's hashrate charts. Remember, the pool supports only automatic difficulty that is coming from p2pool and starts from some 4000K. Minimum possible difficulty is set to 50000. That steps are made to avoid server's overloading by misconfigured miner rigs. Minimum total miner's hashrate (per each unique XMR address) is recommended to have at least 50KH/s.

Also I wonder why you all stick on MoneroOcean. Regular payouts? Try https://github.com/SChernykh/p2pool or if you are too lazy, https://minexmr2.com/.

You can download the Monerod Blockchain here on one machine. Download P2Pool here. Then check your wifi IPV4 settings and find your 192.xxx.x.x and you can connect any XMRig instance to that computer running Monerod & P2Pool. See https://p2pool.io/#help for instructions.

Credit goes duggavo who posted this issue on Github.

You've encountered the "fake" share glitch.