# How to use MiningOS?

## Miner Overview

Once MiningOS has been installed on a miner, you can access its backend via <http://ip:80> after it has booted. On the Miner Overview page, you will see an overview of the miner that includes its computing power, temperature, fan speed and the current status of attached graphics cards.&#x20;

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## Activating the Miner, Pool Configuration and Overclocking&#x20;

On the miner configuration page you can enter your activation code, configure pool information and set parameters relating to machine overclocking.

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## Change Password&#x20;

On the change password page, you can modify the login details for the miner's backend dashboard.

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## Network Configuration

The network configuration page allows you to change the miner's IP address to DHCP or static.

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## Logs&#x20;

The logs page displays logs of the miner, which can help to identify problems during troubleshooting.


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