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Hi there! Sorry for the extreme delay, I'm a bit lagging behind the popularity of this project 😸 What's the problem with the plex playback being as remote? How do you access your plex server? If it's accessed through the vpn ip, then it should be as remote. If you access it through the port mapping, I'm not 100% sure how plex handles this remote detection. From my personal experience, Plex shows as local playback despite being accessed very remotely through http proxies, even from outside my home. So it might just be plain wrong I guess. A few additional notes:
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I had sorta the opposite problem. All my traffic (even local) was going over the private VPS I set up with wireguard, meaning even when streaming on my local network, it would use ISP bandwidth. Interestingly Plex was categorizing it all as local still. I fixed this by setting the following settings in Plex Server > Settings > Network (click show advanced):
Now local devices don't go out to the internet (no wasting bandwidth/data) and external devices can still access Plex (even though I'm behind a CGNAT). Mission success! Thank you Quentin for this software! |
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Hoping the experts here can help me. I have been working to get Plex operating through Gluetun so that it can be accessed remotely, as my ISP complicates things (T-Mobile). I was able to get Plex remote access working without issues, but realized today that local streaming is showing as being remote. I added "FIREWALL_OUTBOUND_SUBNETS=192.168.1.0/24" to the docker-compose and "route plex.tv 255.255.255.255 192.168.1.1" to the openvpn config file, but it's still showing local playback as remote.
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