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How to use two HDAs on the same network (view source)

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{{NeedsUpdate}}<br THis was test and comiled using Fedora 25 />Amahi 10 (accordingly use at your own risk, but ''should'' work on Fedora 23 / Amahi 9).
Make sure both HDA use different domain names. You'll need to re-apply this fix on every update of hdactl. You'll need to run the commands below on both your HDAs.<bru><b>Prerequisites</b> You'll need to edit named.patch before executing the patch command:<br/u>On your main HDA: replace home.com with your second HDA domain name, and 192.168.1.10 with your second HDA real IP address.<br/>On your second HDA: replace home*A router that can hand out DNS.com with your main HDA domain name, and 192 (DD-WRT .168.1.10 v24-sp2 which comes with you HDA real IP addressDNSMasq can handle that nicely.<br/> [[Open_Terminal_as_root|As '''root''' user:]]) wget -O named.patch <nowiki>Find out more at http://wikiwww.amahidd-wrt.orgcom/imagessite/cindex<br/ca/Named>*This document assumes that Fedora 23 & Amahi are installed on both HDAs.patch<br/nowiki> patch -p0 < named.patch service hdactl restart}}
== Issue each HDA has a unique hostname (domain name) & IP address that is within your network. ==<hrpre>hostnamectl set-hostname --static newhostname</pre>Replace '''newhostname''' with a unique name of your choice. Apply this, with different hostnames, on both servers.For convenience edit the IP Address when building your second HDA. When stepping through the build process, modifying the static IP pre-configured in the Amahi control panel
The above instructions no longer work on current versions of Amahi
 
Here are the steps that I followed: (This may be very specific to my setup so take it as it is.)
 
<u><b>Prerequisites</b></u><br/>
*A router that can hand out DNS. (DD-WRT .v24-sp2 which comes with DNSMasq can handle that nicely.) Find out more at http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/index<br/>
*This document assumes that Fedora 14 & Amahi are installed on both HDAs.<br/>
*BE SURE that each HDA has a unique hostname (domain name) & IP address that is within your network.<br/>
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<u><b>Accessing HDAs Locally</b></u><br/>
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