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I am using starlink Satellite I have it connected directly to the Starlink power brick >my router>plex server. I can’t get outside network to work but one person is watching it indirect whatever that means?
Have you tried to manuslly forward port 32400 in your router settings?
no settings changed prt fowarding settings not changed only internet provider i just moved server off a fiber connection in the city to my house in interlake which has no fiber but i have starlink dish
Does Starlink use CG-NAT? To find out, from the same network as your Plex server, go to https://whatismyipaddress.com/ (or any similar site) to see your public IPv4 address. If in the range 100.64.0.0 - 100.127.255.255, then you’re connected via CG-NAT. Contact Starlink and see if they offer static, Public IPv4 addresses. If so, obtain one.
Plex Relay. Connections routed through servers at Plex. Limited to 2 Mbps for Plex Pass users, 1 Mbps for non-Plex Pass users.
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Currently Starlink can only provide Dynamic IP addresses.
From browsing on reddit, it seems Starlink uses CG-NAT.
If so, and they cannot provide you a public, non-CG NAT IPv4 address (whether dynamic or static), then you are in a double NAT situation and cannot provide direct remote access to your Plex server. You will be limited to indirect, Plex Relay connections.
Tell Elon Musk you need NAT-PMP or PCP to play Overwatch. If you get his attention he’ll make it happen. 
Also: go vote for this. I assume Starlink is offering IPv6 addresses.
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