Beiträge von DarkCenobyte

Zitat von eripek

Well, you could have read the T&Cs as well. See https://www.netcup.eu/bestellen/agb.php.

Section 5, number 5. bullet point 3 mentions Ethereum explicitly as expressly prohibited.

Well the point is "did they consider as 'mining' something that isn't mining", ETH 1.0 was mining (working with "PoW") and is moving to ETH 2.0 who didn't do "mining" but some network operation instead (working with "PoS")... Technically this is moving from a cpu stressful usage like a continuous benchmark to something that barely use 20~30% of a CPU, like a database...

And from what I read this is because of the CPU bad usage that they forbid mining.

Well, seems it isn't authorized neither, I receive this answer today from the support:

"No crypto currency mining or management nodes are allowed on our servers."

Zitat von m_ueberall

Given that this is a customer forum, I'd suggest asking the support (regardless of previous discussions found here–if any) in writing. They will be able to give you a reliable answer (and once they're fed up with answering the same question about a certain topic over and over again, that answer will find its way into a FAQ/the wiki/their terms and conditions).

Ok, thanks

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Hallo, ich habe im ToS gelesen, dass Netcup kein Mining zulässt. Ich glaube nicht, dass ETH2-Validatoren als Mining betrachtet werden können (die CPU verwendet die meiste Zeit nicht mehr als 50% der Auslastung auf Kernen), und Netcup auch Das BESTE, um einen großen SSD-Speicher bereitzustellen (und das Hosten der ETH1 / ETH2-Blockchain ist eine Art ... Speicherverbrauch).
Auf der anderen Seite habe ich gelesen, dass @ [netcup] Felix P. einen VPS als Krypto-Geldbörse verwendet hat.

Im selben Thread: https://forum.netcup.de/administration…aubt/#post89571 scheint es Mining basierend zu erkennen auf die Netzwerknutzung und nicht den Stromverbrauch.

Da ein ETH2-Knoten grundsätzlich die ETH1-Blockchain verwendet, um einige Blöcke in der ETH2-Blockchain zu "validieren" / "zu signieren", wäre ich sicher, dass dies nicht als Mining-Verhalten erkannt wird.

In einigen Tutorials im Internet wird Netcup als ideal für ETH2-Validatoren empfohlen.
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Ich würde gerne wissen, ob Netcup gegen diese Nutzung seiner Server ist oder ob dies als toleriert oder erlaubt angesehen werden kann (möglicherweise auf Root-Servern?)

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Hello, I read in the ToS that Netcup doesn't allow mining, I don't think ETH2 validators can be consider as mining (the CPU isn't over 50% of usages on any cores most of the time), and Netcup is the BEST to provide a big SSD storage (and hosting ETH1/ETH2 blockchain is kind of... storage consuming).
On the other part, I read that [netcup] Felix P. used a VPS as a crypto wallet.

On the same thread: https://forum.netcup.de/administration…aubt/#post89571 , it seems to detect mining based on the network usage and not the power consumption.

As an ETH2 node is basically using the ETH1 blockchain to "validate"/"sign" some blocks on the ETH2 blockchain, I would be sure this would not be detected as a mining behavior.

Also, some tutorials on the internet start recommending Netcup as ideally for ETH2 validators.

I would like to know if Netcup is against this usage of his servers, or if this can be consider as tolerated or allowed (maybe on root-servers?)