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Plex Port Forwarding

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Hello All

This question has probably been asked a million times but i couldn't find an existing topic, im using plex as a docker and have port 32400 forwarded to my server. is this bad practice or is it relatively safe ?, i can use a vpn provided by my pfsense machine if needed which would be more secure.

Thoughts ?

Kind Regards

Ryan 

It's only necessary if you wish to access your Plex server remotely.   If you use a VPN then it buggers up the Plex remote access although, it's possible to get it working.  Someone wrote a very nice guide here on Plex and Pfsense. :D

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Thanks CHBMB, having port 32400 open has worked a treat for me, just wanted to make sure its relatively safe :-)

You can also get it to work via a reverse proxy, then you will not need the port open. If you use a reverse proxy the server will show up as indirect connection but it still works all the same.

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