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Do this in the web admin. Pools and port mappings are stored in the database, not in the TOML files. After you click Create, the server pushes the mapping to the client, and the client starts listening.

Open the admin

1. In a browser open http://SERVER_IP:8585.
2. Sign in with admin / hash. The first login asks you to change that password.

Add the pool

In the left menu open Pool Management, then New Pool.

1. Pool Name: something you will recognize, for example F2Pool-BTC.
2. Coin: choose BTC. That fills Parser with Stratum V1 and Difficulty Multiplier with the BTC preset (2³²).
3. Pool Addresses: the pool's full stratum URL, for example stratum+tcp://stratum.f2pool.com:3333. Use the URL your pool gave you. Add Address is only for a backup endpoint.
4. Turn Protocol Sniffing on if you want share and hashrate stats. Leave it off if you only need forwarding.
5. Click Create. The pool should appear in the list.

Map a listen port

Open Port Mappings in the left menu, then New Mapping.

1. Listen Port: a port that is free on the client, for example 3333 or 13333. Two mappings cannot share the same port.
2. Pool: the pool you just created.
3. Protocol: TCP. Pick QUIC only if the miners will speak QUIC to the client.
4. Enabled: on. Scope: All Nodes, so every client listens on that port.
5. Leave Enable Aggregation off. Ordinary BTC stratum is V1 and must stay one miner per upstream connection.
6. Click Create.

Point the miners

On each miner set the pool URL to the client, not the public server and not the real pool. Example: stratum+tcp://CLIENT_LAN_IP:3333. The stratum+tcp:// prefix is parsed by the miner firmware; it never appears on the wire.