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How to use two HDAs on the same network (view source)
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*This document assumes that Fedora 23 & Amahi are installed on both HDAs.<br/>
=== Issue each HDA a unique hostname & IP address within your network. and hostname ===<pre>hostnamectl set-hostname --static newhostname</pre>Replace '''newhostname''' with a unique name of your choice. Apply this, with different hostnames, on both servers. You can make one '''hda''', for example, the other can be '''hda2''', or something more distinct and/or meaningful.For convenience edit the IP Address ''when building '' your second HDA ("HDA").
When stepping through the build process (as circled in red), modify the static IP pre-configured in the Amahi control panel:
<pre>hostname</pre>
The output should simple be your '''newhostname'''.
<pre>hostnamectl set-hostname --static newhostname</pre>
Replace '''newhostname''' with a unique name of your choice. Apply this, with different hostnames, on both servers. You can make one '''hda''', for example, the other can be '''hda2''', or something more distinct and/or meaningful.
=== Accessing HDAs Locally ===
