Thats it!!!! I'm at my dashboard and I can configure it now! Thanks for all of your help Bigfoot!

No, i cant access from the IP address. It seems that the Apachi server isnt running at all. when i do systemctl restart httpd.service i get: Job for httpd.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status.httpd.service" and journalctl -xe" for de...

Hi Bigfoot, We're almost there! I ran those commands and rebooted the system twice. I can ping hda, my router, 8.8.8.8, and yahoo.com without any issues. However, I'm unable to access hda from a browser. How can i resolve that one? curl http://hda shows: curl: (7) Failed to connect to hda port 80: C...

Correct, I did not deviate from the instructions. I just installed the NIC and I was able to complete the Amahi install. It connected to f23.amahi.org to pull down the packets and install and then i was able to add my code to complete it. After I rebooted I tried to access http://hda and the the IP ...

Hi Bigfoot, No, i didnt add the domain. I followed the directions for the Amahi install exactly as written so I only configured the time zone, the disk drive, selected minimal install, and created the user. Looking online i found that this issue has something to do with Network Manager and network s...

Correct. I did minimal install and followed the directions as written. /etc/resolv.conf shows: #Generated by NetworkManager # No nameservers found: try putting DNS servers into your # ifcg files in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts like so: # DNS1=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx # DNS2=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx DOMAIN=lab.foo.c...

Yep, I disabled ipv6 DHCP on my comcast router (DCP3939) then rebooted both the router and computer but I'm still unable to ping anything outside of my LAN.

I did the minimal install first and received the error so I tried the full install to see if it would make a difference. I just did the reinstall and selected minimal install again. I'm able to ping my router and other devices on my network but I'm unable to ping google.

Hi Bigfoot, The more i think about it the more i doubt its the NIC. The machine has a static IP and I can access the Fedora Server remotely by typing in the IP address in my laptop browser. So it seems to have connection to the local network but something is preventing it from accessing the internet...

I tried that as well without much success. I read on another forum that there are sometimes issues with IPv6 so I tried disabling that as well but it still didnt solve the problem. I just ordered a new NIC that should be here tomorrow. I'm going to install that to see if it resolves the connection i...