It will only require for first time setup. Here you’ve to provide your Plex TV account to sign in.įor security reason, if the Plex is already installed on the remote system, set up SSH by executing the below command ssh 10.20.39.45 -L 8888:localhost:32400Īfter it run the below command to access the Plex Web Interface It will redirect to the on the remote system by using SSH tunnel. You’ll be directed to the Welcome page of Plex as an initial setup. So, type 127.0.0.1:32400 in your browser and hit enter. In the URL box, type the IP-address of Plex Server along with port number 32400.Here you can see that Plex is listening to 0.0.0.0:32400 & 127.0.0.1:32401 Thus, open a browser on any system that can access the server where you have instead of this free media server. Yes, that’s everything we need to install and run Plex Server on our Ubuntu 20.04/18.04 Linux is ready to access.
The benefit of using SNAP is that we don’t need to add the Plex official GPG key and repo on our system manually, this saves not our time but also removes the complexity of installing it. Run Snap Plex Medis Server installation command Learn: How to install SNAP on Linux Mint 20ģ.
You can also use the above command for Debian and other Ubuntu-based Linux distros. Open command terminal, if you are on graphical user interface and then issue the system update command: sudo apt updateĪlthough on Ubuntu 20.04 or 18.04 LTS you will have SNAP package manager by default, however, if not then install it using the command: sudo apt install snapd Here we will learn the simple SNAP command to install Plex Media server on any popular Linux distro such as CentOS, Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Elementary OS, MX Linux, Debian, RHEL, and more… 1. Setup Library Snap command to install and run Plex Media Server on Ubuntu
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