You have to access BOTH the shares and the dashboard of each server by IP address of the HDA. <br/><blockquote>For example, "\\192.168.1.20" in Window a Windows client will get you to the shares on the HDA with that IP address, if you have established a user and password for that client. Also, 192.168.1.20 in a web browser will take you to the dashboard of the HDA ''with that IP address''.

I personally deleted all of the Amahi links on each HDA's Fedora desktop and created a launcher that opens the Amahi dashboard by IP address.<br/>To create the launcher*Right-click on an empty space of the Fedora Desktop and choose "Create Launcher"*Change "Type" to "Location."*Give it a name (i. e. <i>Amahi HDA Dashboard</i>)*Under "Command" enter http:// and the IP of the HDA<br /><u><b>Change External DNS on HDA2</b></u><br/> In order to prevent Domain Name Server conflict, you have to change the external DNS on one of the HDAs. On "HDA2", change the external DNS to point to the IP address of "HDA1. In terminal ...": <pre>hda-change-dns ipHDA1 ipHDA1</pre>