I have all the latest versions, running my server through a Synology ds218+ NAS.
I am using a Public IP that is why I cant connect to the server normally. Also I have a MacBook.
The first time I connected to the server I had to create a tunnel to get in, and claim the server for the first time. It worked but now I was changing some settings and I disable the remote access by accident. Now even while doing a tunnel connection I can’t find the server. Any advice ? I don’t know what to do.
Thanks for the reply @ChuckPa. I already tried this method, as I had to do it the first time. I think because I disable the remote access, the port 32400 was removed or something. When I connect through the method you suggested it does not find a server.
Thanks I’ll try it. One question, when you say open through the tunnel do you mean. Connecting with terminal and while being connected, then open a safari/chrome webpage separately. Or is there a way to open a safari window within the terminal?
Yes. Settings - Server - Remote Access - Enable it.
If it doesn’t turn green (because it’s handled UPnP) then create a manual port forwarding rule (if needed) from the edge device IP to the server IP - port 32400.
Port forwarding is External-IP:port -> Internal-IP:32400
Port forwarding is the process by which you translate WAN address:port -> LAN address:port and transit through a firewall.
If the machine has a public IP, it’s already on the internet.
Enabling remote access in the settings advertises the server to Plex.tv (which does the DDNS brokering for your server within the Plex ecosystem