Yes, I now see that you only support fedora server. I installed from a live USB of fedora workstation.
Well, with a little intervention, it works.
I now need to figure out greyhole.

Thanks,
Dan

Pasted at http://url.ca/o7w0b -> http://paste.fedoraproject.org/285393/23531714
Dan

I fixed the problem by changing the network settings to a static IP address. I expected the amahi setup to do that for me, but it didn't.

Is amahi supposed to set the network to a static address? Or is the instruction to do it manually missing in the documentation?

Thanks,
Dan

The hda profile ip is 50. After the installed I rebooted. The boot requests an IP address, and it got 15.
Executing dhclient -r followed by a dhclient, gets 15 again. The router has no special knowledge that this system should get a specific ip, so why would it provide 50?
Dan

I have installed amahi, and selected a static ip 50. After the install I rebooted, but my system still got a dhcp based ip 15. Of course this did not work until I manually fixed resolve.conf to 15, but I understand this is not what I want. Why did the amahi not change the host network configuration ...