On DS-Lite (Dual Stack-Lite) connections you do not get a public IPv4 address but only a IPv6 one. The reported IPv4 is not publicly accessible. Sadly Plex always uses IPv4 even when “Enable server support for IPv6” is enabled, thus Remote Access will not work. To get it working there is a simple …

You also need to have incoming TCP traffic on port 32400 allowed on your firewall. Plex isn’t capable yet of asking the router to open a port (through PCP/IGDv2) yet, and most consumer routers don’t support that anyway. But yes, it’s surprising that in 2020 we still have to do this manually, Plex …

You are right. I just assumed that’s self-evident since we had to to that regardless of IPv4 or IPv6 … but yeah, I should have said that too :slight_smile: And while we’re at this: You definitely have to have “Remote Access” enabled in the server settings because only then your Plex Server creates …

I’ve just been fighting with this (behind a double NAT on T-Mobile home internet because there are literally no more IPv4 addresses). I do have a public IPv6 address, but when I try to stream something dashboard still says it’s going through the redirect. Oddly, on the bandwidth graph it’s all comin…

I don’t have T-Mobile at home but Vodafone, only my Smartphone is on T-Mobile and I tested direct access from there on 5G to my server and it worked. For IPv6 you can’t forward a port, that’s a IPv4 only thing. Check your servers Network settings, these are mine [image] EDIT: Also make sure you…

It looks like my server is fine, but I believe the T-Mobile home internet router is hard coded to filter all traffic. I’ve disabled every sort of filter it lets me, but no luck. Checking www.ipv6scanner.com gives “filtered” for any IPv6 address on my side of the router, but “closed” for the router i…

Your router does have its very own IPv6. And so does your PC and your PMS and any other device in your network. That’s why there’s no (need) for port forwarding in IPv6 - because every device has a public ip address. If you go to eg. http://www.ipv6scanner.com/ it will scan the IPv6 of the device y…

Yes, that’s what I did. Everything going to my Plex server’s address was “filtered” but if I went to the address of my router it reported the ports as “closed” so it must be the T-Mo router that’s filtering things, but it doesn’t offer any settings that can help.

I hope to goodness this works for what I need. T-Mobile Home Internet uses double-NAT and thus has no public IPv4. If I could just use IPv6, I think it would eliminate my problem. I’ll have to try this out later and see.

I am trying to get this to work but i have a couple of issues: 1- My connection to PMS through http://192.168.86.151:32400/ is sadly insecure / no lock icon in Chrome browser next to the URL. 2- IPv6 ends at my ISP modem. my ISP only offers IPv6 with 64 bit prefix which is not compatible with Goog…

[SOLVED] Secure Remote Access with IPv6 Dual Stack Lite (no public IPv4)

Plex Media Server Remote Access

certuna September 18, 2020, 5:15pm 4

And add PCP:
https://forums.plex.tv/t/support-for-pcp-port-control-protocol-rfc6887-firewall-traversal/

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[SOLVED] Secure Remote Access with IPv6 Dual Stack Lite (no public IPv4)

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