What is the difference between self-built and shared servers in the mining monitoring model?

Self-hosted servers

Features: The mining party needs to prepare and install the monitoring server and provide the mining ID to obtain the NUC authorization code from MinerPlus staff

Shared Server

Features: No monitoring server needs to be installed and no NUC authorization code needs to be obtained.

Usage Scenario: The mining farm is large and leases part of its plant and shelves to other customers, and the customer has its own O&M team for O&M management. When the mine has installed the monitoring server, the customer leasing the plant no longer needs to prepare their own monitoring server, they can share the server of the mine (provided that the network interoperability).

Steps: The customer creates a mine and selects "Shared Server", provides the mine ID to the mine (for mines that have built their own servers), creates a customer in the system, assigns an IP segment to the mine, and sets up their own O&M.