Yes, I can ping google.com, with 9% packet loss (1 of 11). I have shell in a box and gallery2 installed and they appear as icons on the Dashboard. Clicking on either of those icons takes me to the amahi.net internet page with interactive troubleshooter. (I also have HDA troubleshooting tools, amahi ...

Made sense to me. Tried it and ran the interactive troubleshooter. It fails at step 7, resolving external hostnames. At that step you ping amahi.org. It successfully pings, but it isn't the IP that the troubleshooter is expecting. It's 66.165.251.199 instead of 208.115.201.202. If I do an nslookup a...

So, I tried your first suggestion, turning DHCP back on on the ATT router, and assigning the DCHP start address to 200 and the end address to 253. Using the Amahi Dashboard I set the DCHP start address and end addresses to 100 and 199, respectively. I rebooted the server and clients, and I still hav...

Oops. I thought it was solved. I ran the interactive network trouble shooter, and it fails at Step 7, resolving external addresses. So, while I can see and log in to my dashboard, I can't go anywhere from there. If I click on any icon I end up on the amahi.net page. So, I'm partway there, but not al...

So, using the wiki guidance for changing the gateway ip got my HDA up and running. My new ATT modem/router does allow DHCP to be turned off (it doesn't allow the start and stop addresses to be the same, however, and I didn't see a way to add a fake MAC address as a workaround), so I did that, and no...

Thanks, bigfoot65. I should fix the gateway ip issue first though, right?

I think I've discovered the problem. If not the problem, it's a problem. The gateway IP has changed. I'll see whether I can fix that issue, and respond back if it works.

If this question has been asked and answered, please direct me. I just switched from Charter/Spectrum as my ISP to ATT Fiber. The new modem/router was working fine. My HDA had been up and running for several years. My Dashboard doesn't display now, and I recalled that I needed to turn off DHCP on th...

I have a TP-LINK AC1750 Archer C7 wireless router. In the past week I have suddenly lost networking twice, and it appears that the router is constantly rebooting. To restore networking, I've reset the router to factory settings, which among other things re-enables DHCP on the router, and then after ...

Finally got it to work. This time instead of following the wiki, I used the default 2048 bits for the public key. It is also possible that because the key extends beyond the visible window, I wasn't copying all of it before uploading it. It was one of these two things that got it to work.