I’m running my plex server on unRAID, I’m using PlexInc’s official docker, my internet connection is behind a Carrier Grade NAT (CGNAT). Because I’m behind a CGNAT I know I can’t get a direct connection to Server outside my home network, the thing is I’m not getting a relay (Indirect) connection either. Relay connection used to work for me but at some point in the last year or so it stopped working and I can’t get it to work. Please help me, I have plex pass and everything.
Edit:
I forgot to mention this in the original post but Plex remote access is enabled in settings.
It is the client apps that trigger the request to start Relay when they cannot reach the server normally. Test with different plex clients. restart the server. Make sure you run with latest beta 1.14.0.5468 as it fixed bug that impacted handling of events coming in
I can see a failure for the Plex Relay process to connect to local port 32401 which is dedicated for Relay
Nov 23, 2018 00:20:28.471 [0x14cbd3e37800] DEBUG - HttpServer: Listening on port 32400 with queue of 128 connections.
Nov 23, 2018 00:20:28.471 [0x14cbd3e37800] DEBUG - HttpServer: Listening on port 32401 with queue of 128 connections.
Nov 23, 2018 00:21:52.525 [0x14cbc4dda700] INFO - [PlexRelay] Allocated port 24459 for remote forward to localhost:32401
Nov 23, 2018 00:21:52.762 [0x14cbc3bfd700] ERROR - [PlexRelay] connect_to localhost port 32401: failed.
At this point i do not know why the Plex Relay service is failing to connect to port 32401
could you get the equivalent to netstat -a -b -n captured into a file and attach
I need to see what processes are listening to 32401 and what connections exist
Thank you very much - that was a netstat whilst Plex Media Server was running - version 1.14.0.5468?
Strange the listens are only on ipv6
could you disable iPv6 within server network settings and restart the server and retry and get me again the logs and netstat and if outcome is the same
These were taken while Plex Media Server version 1.14.0.5468 was running and just after an attempted remote connection. And I did disable ipv6 on unRAID and did a system reboot just to be safe.
I don’t really know about the reverse proxy, I did not intentionally run it, it might be something else on unRaid that might be causing it, I’ll look into how to disable it.
Plex Web / Settings / Server / Network / Show Advanced / and deselect Enable server support for IPv6 and save changes and restart plex media server and repeat test and capture of netstat and logs