Just poking around my first Amahi install, trying out a few apps... everything I've tried so far has asked for a login, even though I've already logged in to the Amahi dashboard. And when I provided the login for one of the users I set up in Amahi, none of them is being recognized. It seems that eve...

I noticed that /etc/resolv.conf contained both nameservers -- my router and my HDA. NSLookup would use one and then the other, but everything else apparently tries the first nameserver and then quits. I edited it by hand and was able to explore the HDA. I tried the same thing on a Vista box; it seem...

When I connect to http://ip_address, log in to the HDA, and click one of the apps from the dashboard, it opens a new window to http://thisApp.myLAN.net.

I'll see if I can find the switches on the router to add the HDA as a DNS server.

Thanks for your patience

Thanks Bigfoot Is there a way to get to these apps I've plugged in, given the condition that my Amahi server is not yet the DHCP and DNS server for my LAN? Or do I really need to solve that problem first? Is there any way to access these apps using the IP address of my Amahi server? http://192.168.1...

but when I connect to the HDA's web app, and click on "HDA", and then "Files", "Images", "Audio", "Video", I see nothing.

The HDA web app doesn't have a file browser. Just use the file browser on your client PC.

What do those links do?

Kudos to those who worked on the express install CD. I've installed Amahi on an old desktop, which doesn't have a DVD drive. I tried to get the Fedora NetInstall to work, and was trying to borrow a DVD drive, when I found the Express -- y'all ought to move that to a more visible spot on the install ...