Pool lock
Pool lock is a security feature that protects mining pool settings on your equipment. It prevents accidental or unauthorized pool changes by locking pool configuration until a user with the appropriate permission explicitly unlocks it.
Pool lock is available for Scale and Enterprise Solution plan users.
Applying Pool lock via the bulk actions panel
Go to the Dashboard.
Select miners by checking relevant boxes.
Click Pool lock in the bulk actions panel.
In the context menu, choose one of the options:
Lock pools
Unlock pools
Click Lock.
Applying Pool lock for a single miner
Go to the Dashboard.
Click the three-dot menu next to the miner you need.
Select Lock pools or Unlock pools, depending on the current pool status.
Click Lock.
Access Permissions
Only users with the Pool lock permission can lock or unlock pools.
By default, the following roles have Pool lock enabled Owner, Administrator, and Personal Manager.
Users with the Pool lock permission can also lock pools directly at the moment of editing them. For this, the pool editing window includes a special button:
Apply and lock — applies the updated pool settings and immediately locks them. After locking, any further pool changes require approval from a user with the Pool lock permission.
Changing pools and locking them using "Apply and Lock"
Open the Change pools window for the selected devices.
Enter the new pool values.
If you have the Pool lock permission, you will see two buttons:
Apply — applies the new pool values.
Apply and lock — applies the new pool values and immediately locks them.
When choosing Apply and Lock, click Confirm.
Once confirmed, the updated pool settings are applied and locked. After that, only users with the Pool lock permission can modify them.

If the selected group includes miners with already locked pools, an additional dialog will appear with the following options:
Confirm — apply the changes to all devices, including those with existing pool locks (the new pool settings will also be locked).
Exclude — remove miners with locked pools from the list and apply the changes only to the remaining devices.
Cancel — cancel the action and return to the previous step.
Notifications and change approvals
If a user without the Pool lock permission attempts to modify pool settings:
The system sends an approval request after the pool changes are submitted.
Users with the Pool lock permission— and the assigned manager — receive a notification prompting them to approve or decline the request.
If the request is declined, the pool settings remain unchanged. If the request is approved, the new pool settings are applied successfully.

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