Open the My.fuga dashboard, go to Networking next go to Security Groups.
To access the Plex Media server from outside your home, you need to open a specified port. Add the libraries by selecting the directories that you just made in a previous step. Give your Plex Media Server a name and leave the ‘Allow me to access my media outside my home’ box checked. While the command above runs, enter the following link into your web browser to view the interface: Now, follow the steps below: If you’re using a generated key pair: ssh -i KEYPAIR.pem -N -L 8888:localhost:32400 If you’re using an imported key pair: ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa -N -L 8888:localhost:32400 Use the following information for setting up the Putty/SSH connection: To get access to the web interface, open a new terminal and run the following command, this allows you to use an ssh tunnel: For Windows In order to perform administration of your Plex server, access to the web interface is required. Check if the server is active and running, while using the command above, you should have the following output:īefore starting Plex, you need to create the directories to store the media files, it doesn't really matter where the files are stored, if you can relocate the files. Check if plex is running bij using the following command:. Now install the plex media server, this allows you to installing the latest version of plex $ sudo apt install plexmediaserver Update your system with the following command: $ sudo apt update & sudo apt-get upgrade -y Open the terminal and make an ssh connection with the Ubuntu instance.Īdd the Plex APT repository to your system and import the repository’s GPG key by running the following commands: $ curl | sudo apt-key add - $ echo deb public main | sudo tee /etc/apt//plexmediaserver.list In case you don’t have a running instance on Fuga Cloud yet, please follow and complete our Getting Started series. Plex requires an account in order to make use of the service. Ensure that your Ubuntu instance is up to date: sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get upgrade -y. An instance already running Ubuntu 16.04 where an ssh connection is possible. 
For this tutorial you’ll need the following:
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