Hi!
I have a laptop with a Intel(R) Core(tm)2 Duo CPU T8300 @ 2.40GHz CPU and a Nvidia Gforce 8300M cuda GPU. In my Boincstats it appears under 6 different Host ID's:

http://boincstats.com/stats/boinc_host_stats.php?pr=bo&st=0&userid=3eaa49e9d089ac8b54fd6844211bee18

- 11148141 http://boincstats.com/stats/boinc_host_graph.php?pr=bo&id=11148141
- 4334510 http://boincstats.com/stats/boinc_host_graph.php?pr=bo&id=4334510
- 4205936 http://boincstats.com/stats/boinc_host_graph.php?pr=bo&id=4205936
- 11095550 http://boincstats.com/stats/boinc_host_graph.php?pr=bo&id=11095550
- 10872798 http://boincstats.com/stats/boinc_host_graph.php?pr=bo&id=10872798
- 10842564 http://boincstats.com/stats/boinc_host_graph.php?pr=bo&id=10842564
All these 6 "hosts" are the same machine.

How can I consolidate all the credits in one single machine?

Thanks
Carlos

Please check if this host has multiple entries on every of your attached projects and merge them to one.

Thanks Rroonnaalldd!

The job is done, I'm waiting for the results. I'll post again when solved.

Hi
I've got the same problem!

I have 17!!!! Id's but only 6 of them are "REAL" computers.
I have checked for multi but found non.

Thanks

I now have only computer running w/u's, for some reason the Host-ID: keeps changing. It looks like updating BOINC has something to do with it, as every time that BOINC gets updated, the Host-ID changes. Is there any way to change this behavior on the part of BOINCstats/BAM!?

BAM! ID	Host name	Client version	Last contacted BAM!	Work left Work preference	Group   		Credit

														last day last week last month

345359 	db001		7.0.64		2013-06-19 / 04:07:08	639:52:42				x 	0        0         0

448509 	db001		7.0.28		2013-04-24 / 05:24:39	0					x 	0	 0	   0

457886 	db001		7.0.64		2013-08-30 / 06:17:18	804:22:12				x 	0	 0	   0

468669 	db001		7.0.64		2013-10-24 / 07:54:30	512:25:42				x 	0	 0	   0

476592 	db001		7.2.28		2013-11-24 / 09:11:17	175:30:49					0	 0	   0

483057 	db001		7.2.33		2013-12-04 / 23:43:16	256:05:58					704	 5,600	   0

BigDave

I just updated from v7.2.39 to v7.2.42 and it created a duplicate host #503864 for the same host name PC however the duplicate now tells me this error.

Host ID doesn't exist in BOINC combined or doesn't have any credit.

ORIGINAL HOST was running BOINC v7.2.39 my correct Host ID is 129285141 that has all my results.
SpideRaY-PC 495883 http://boincstats.com/en/stats/-1/host/detail/a0689ba98e028aa600bd077aba75c2fd

DUPLICATE HOST now running BOINC v7.2.42 the duplicate that I can't remove ???
SpideRaY-PC 503864 http://boincstats.com/en/stats/-1/host/detail/4f8387465db6cae9a4b6db04ef2637dc

Not surprisingly they are both standard hosts with completely different CPID's. I have now removed the BOINCstatsBAM! project manager from this client, I have two others that work fine, I will keep it BAM! FREE for a few days to see if the new one will be removed automatically however do I need to wait 1 month like is says so in the FAQ's page.



I had to remove this account manager as it was no longer able to synch to BAM for some reason if kept telling me User not found or password wrong even though the other two hosts were working just fine is this a bug I have stumbled across ?

I have tried on several occasions to reconnect my BOINC client on this PC to my BAM! account manager but I always connects to the new host number 503864 I want it to connect to my original 495883 can anyone help me do I need to renew my CPID on my main acount page http://boincstats.com/en/bam/account OR will this just make it worse ?


SpideRaY
www.spideraysfonts.com

Looks like all your credit got migrated to the new host ID... As long as you're not missing any credit, everything should be fine stats-wise, and that wouldn't be because of any changes at BAM. Changes of host ID happen every now and then due to a number of factors, as long as you don't lost anything I wouldn't sweat it.

Regarding the username/password error, have you tried re-attaching to BAM on the problematic host?

As a side note, it's considered poor form to drag up an old topic like this. A new topic for your issues would have been more appropriate.