Not available outside your own network

Hello

I’m really enjoying the plex.tv
But I have problem to do work outside of my network.

Thank you for helping

@x6 said:
Thank you for helping

The reason you cannot access Plex outside your network, is you’ve not port forwarded it on your router. See the attached picture.

Basically, any incoming requests to your Plex server are being dropped at your modem, you have to forward port 32400 to your server.

You can read more information about remote connections here

Hello

I’m really enjoying the plex.tv
But I have problem to do work outside of my network.

Please see the images.

I don’t have antivirus installed, or the Windows Firewall is enabled

My Plexerver windows 10

My ip

My IP full details

My provider web ii CGNAT ipv4 - ipv6

Thank you for helping

I’ve replied above

@ntrevena said:
I’ve replied above

I’ve done all that, but it doesn’t solve, now I put the pictures for a better look at the problem. Thanks for help

@x6 said:

@ntrevena said:
I’ve replied above

I’ve done all that, but it doesn’t solve, now I put the pictures for a better look at the problem. Thanks for help

Unfortunately, what ever you did, didn’t work, as the port is still closed. I can pretty much say for certain that this is the issue you have.

You will need to double check. Even your pictures (see this one) show that the incoming port is not accessible.

If you can fix this problem, I’m certain it will work.

Thanks again,

I’ll explain it better, I’m satisfied with your help, so I want to explain better.

The ip 138.36.34.8 is CGNAT, it is not true for my connection, I’ve opened for modem 32400, but to no avail, he does not access my plex web server. IPV6 should work and be at the 138.36.34.8, in the configuration. I’m trying various solutions, but so far can’t get out of my network.

Thanks again

My modem, port 32400 open internal

@x6 said:
Thanks again,

I’ll explain it better, I’m satisfied with your help, so I want to explain better.

The ip 138.36.34.8 is CGNAT, it is not true for my connection, I’ve opened for modem 32400, but to no avail, he does not access my plex web server. IPV6 should work and be at the 138.36.34.8, in the configuration. I’m trying various solutions, but so far can’t get out of my network.

Thanks again

Ahhh! That makes more sense. Have you tried turning on IPV6 support?

Go to Settings > Server > Network, Click on the Show Advanced button at the top right of the settings area.

When you click “Show Advanced” button, a new box will appear like this

https://support.plex.tv/hc/en-us/article_attachments/202017928/settings_server_network_advanced1.png

You can enable IPV6 there, and restart the server just to be sure.

Don’t forget to click on the Save button at the bottom of the page!

After that, you can get more information here

Is that what you want? :slight_smile:

Here’s a pic of where it is:

his tips are great, really really good. That too was already marked in my plex server.

I Don’t understand this

Just so I understand, this is what you’re trying to do?

Internet IPv6 > Modem IPv6 > Plex Server IPv6 < Home Network IPv6

Is that right? You want to disable IPv4?

If you want to use Plex externally, then you have to use IPv4, as MyPlex does not support IPv6 yet.

Internally, you can use IPv6 (as far as I’m aware).

There are a lot of requests for IPv6 support externally, and issues around using IPv6 internally as well.

Just a couple.

Your help is very precious to me. Checked now the addresses.

The big problem is that the GGNAT is used by multiple people, not just me. the internet provider said it has no more IPV4 available, so you can’t directly access the server from outside the plex web server. I’ve tried to rent a VPN Server, but also didn’t work.

You want to do a test to see if you can connect?

Thank you for your dedication and willingness to be responding.

@x6 said:
I Don’t understand this

You’re accessing the server internally, so I wouldn’t be concerned about these settings.

They’re for setting up your own security certificates and allowing certain networks to access the server without authentication.

They’re not really important for you yet.

@x6 said:
Your help is very precious to me. Checked now the addresses.

The big problem is that the GGNAT is used by multiple people, not just me. the internet provider said it has no more IPV4 available, so you can’t directly access the server from outside the plex web server. I’ve tried to rent a VPN Server, but also didn’t work.

You want to do a test to see if you can connect?

Thank you for your dedication and willingness to be responding.

I’m happy to help mate.

Do you have Telegram the chat application, or TeamSpeak 3?

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@x6 said:
i Live in Brazil, only whattsApp

I’m sorry, I don’t know. I don’t have an IPv6 connection, so I can’t really test it for you.

Perhaps this might help though: http://www.ipv6scanner.com/

You can use it to scan your own IPv6 address. :slight_smile:

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