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Custom management documentation overview
Learn how Custom Management centralizes installed RustMinerSystem custom builds, statistics, fee configuration, audits, and account permissions.
Custom Management Documentation
Custom Management is the operations console for every installed RustMinerSystem custom build under your account. It is not a single customer client or an installer. It is the central console used by operators to manage CIDs, client installs, active devices, coin permissions, inside fee configuration, audits, and account visibility.
Dashboard: an administrator view shows aggregate client count, active devices, regional distribution, and coin share across the authorized custom-build scope.
Core Purpose
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | View client count, active devices, world distribution, coin share, external wallet-fee hashrate, and coin-level charts for all visible custom builds. |
| Inside Fee Configuration | Maintain inside fee rules by CID and coin from the Edit Fee Rate dialog in Service Management, hot-update running RustMiner clients, and apply settings to historical versions when needed. |
| Coin Permission Management | Maintain which coins each custom RustMiner build is allowed to create from Coin Permission Configuration in Service Management. |
| iOS Widget | Generate a Scriptable script for paid custom editions of RustMinerSystem so customers can view summary statistics on the iPhone home screen. |
| Audit List | Review wallet add, edit, and delete requests before they affect production configuration. |
| Permission Assignment | Maintain account hierarchy and decide which custom builds each management account can see and operate. |
Managed Objects
The console uses CID as the primary management unit. A CID usually represents a delivered custom build or a customer-side management scope. Operators can inspect install scale, active devices, coin permissions, and inside fee settings by CID.
| Object | Description |
|---|---|
| Management account | The account used to sign in. Each account sees the scope assigned through permission management. |
| Custom service | A row in Service Management, usually with CID, custom name, active devices, client count, and coin permissions. |
| Client | An installed RustMinerSystem custom-build instance that reports data to the console. |
| iOS widget script | A Scriptable script with a CTL Token inserted, used to read summary statistics for the matching custom edition on the iPhone home screen. |
| Coin permission | The list of coins a custom RustMiner build can create. |
| Inside fee configuration | Per-coin fee routing settings such as ratio, device name, pool address, port, and protocol. |
Permission View
Accounts with advanced permissions can access Audit List and Permission Assignment, and can maintain the visibility scope between management accounts. Standard management accounts only see assigned custom services.
Permission assignment affects:
- Which CIDs appear in the dashboard and service list.
- Which services an account can submit configuration requests for.
Configuration Lifecycle
Custom Management separates observation from write operations:
- Dashboard, service list, and client list are used for daily observation.
- Coin permissions and inside fee configuration are production configuration changes.
- Wallet add, edit, and delete requests enter the audit flow before taking effect.
- New configuration usually applies to the latest and future versions; historical versions must be activated separately.
Recommended Use
- Start from the dashboard to check total clients, active devices, and primary coin share.
- Before changing wallet or fee settings, confirm the target CID and coin.
- When the client scale is large, use account and coin filters before opening charts or client details.
- Treat audits, deletes, fee changes, and permission assignment as production writes and confirm the business impact before submitting.