Input 8888 into Source port and your Cloud Server IP address followed by :32400 into Destination. If you’re using PuTTY, and you now have it up and running, input your Cloud Servers IP address in the Host Name (or IP address) field.Ĭlick on the plus next to SSH and then select Tunnels. Windows 10 also has a built-in SSH client, but enabling this feature still requires a lot of advanced configuration changes and is outside the scope of this guide. If you are running Windows, the most popular way to run SSH is using the free PuTTY tool which can be downloaded here. Linux and Mac users can skip to the Create Your Plex Account step. If your local machine is a Mac or Linux-based, create the tunnel by running this command from your local machine’s terminal, replacing with your cloud server’s IP address: ssh -L 8888:localhost:32400 We can get around this with an SSH tunnel. Plex requires you to access your server from the local network for initial setup. Now that the repository is added, simply install the plexmediaserver package with yum: sudo dnf install plexmediaserver SSH tunnel Gpgcheck=1" > /etc//plex.repo Install Plex Run the following command, making sure you copy all 6 lines: sudo echo " The easiest way to install Plex is by adding the repository to your server. Run this command to get the latest package listings and update installed packages to their latest versions: sudo dnf update Add the Plex repository Update Your Serverīefore installing Plex, you’ll want to make sure your server’s package management repositories are fully up to date. In this guide we’ll step through how to install Plex on a Cloud Server, making the media available from any remote location.
Plex is a popular free media server that allows you to organize and stream your movies, shows, music, and photos.
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