If configured the Custom server access url will be registered at Plex's pub/sub service and clients will only get this url presented in the future. I think I managed to open the 32400 port on my router (was I supposed to do that) and create and inbound rule on the firewall for this same port. Try: Checking the connection Checking the proxy and the firewall ERRCONNECTIONREFUSED I just don't know how to fix this. The only way to "fully" levarage the QC address is to take care of the TLS certificates yourself and register is as "Custom server access url". This site can’t be reached refused to connect. Once PlexWeb is loaded in your browser it will query the server list and try the shortest path - if you are within your lan, it will use a generated plex domain name that resolves to your internal ip (it's their trick to align the domain name with the https certificate they create for you) - but this requires to add an exlcusion for "plex.direct" in your your router's DNS-Rebind protection.
There is no benefit in not using Plex instead. The first step is to login to your Synology NAS DiskStation Manager.Afair the first setup must be done from a local ip, once the server is claimed with your account and remote access is configured, the PMS instance will register itself at Plex's pub/sub service, which is used by clients to know how to contant your PMS instance.Įven if you manage to use a QC address to access Plex, It will "just" load the PlexWeb client stuff from the PMS instance and nothing else. Creating the Media Folders for Plex on a Synology NASīefore we begin the process of installing Plex, we should first create the folders on our Synology NAS that we will use to store media files. There is also a Youtube Video at the end of this article that will walk you through the installation. This article will guide you through creating folders on your Synology NAS, installing Docker from the Synology Package Center, running the Plex Docker Container and initial setup as well as accessing the application from other devices. Plex can be installed as a beta from the Synology Package Center, however for this article, we will be using Docker to create a cleaner, more isolated install using a highly maintained Docker container from the LinuxServer.io team. Installing Plex on a Synology Network Attached Storage (NAS) device is a great way to convert your NAS into a home media server. Plex is a media server that can be used to serve your stored photos, videos, and music to your devices.
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