Alex_2259

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[–] Alex_2259@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

Many clients including the mobile app hide, don't have or otherwise have the function to add a server via IP broken.

Why would I route through the internet and back to handle local traffic? That's the reason PLEX isn't in a DMZ

[–] Alex_2259@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I have PLEX Pass but haven't set this up yet, not so sure about exposing my library to their service.

If this is the meta and worth it I will simply use it

 

I can't host PLEX in my DMZ because their app sucks on some clients, hiding or not allowing finding the server via IP so it does the local scan junk. It's virtually bridged to 2 VLANs as a result. Also this would become a 10G upgrade for my router if I did this but different topic.

This means direct port forwarding is off the table. Is there a service I can use to act as a middleman (ideally hosted in my DMZ) to access the client, without directly exposing PLEX to the WAN but that also doesn't involve directly exposing my media server full of "Linux ISOs" to a cloud?

Before you tell me to use Jellyfin I am holding off for more feature parity, but this is the eventual plan.

 

Right, so I have a 1U R640. People claim it's loud but I have found it tolerable, until I added a GPU.

Now my fans are always at %100. Is this by design/am I boned if I want a GPU in this thing? These are data center grade boxes where noise isn't something considered.

Perhaps I should sell this for a tower, or is there a fix?

[–] Alex_2259@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I am surprised this is legal given I think PoE is part of the Ethernet standard.