

Since Plex doesn't need to make modifications to your data, it's best to make the mount read-only as an additional protection.Follow the documentation to add additional storage in your jail.Once you tie a Plex account with your server, you will be able to access Plex internally and externally via:Īccessing Mounted Storage In Your Jail With Plex:.Plex is now ready to use and you can navigate to it with this URL (replace .x with the actual IP address assigned earlier):.To start the Plex server, run the following command:.To setup Plex to start automatically when the jail starts, run the following command:.To install Plex, run the following command:.Once at a shell prompt, make sure your packages are up to date by running (this will also test that your network settings are correct):.Click on "Shell" from the jail options menu.


Once the jail is created, click on "Start" from the jail options menu (if it's not already started).IPv4 Default Router: set this to your router's IP address (e.g.IPv4 Netmask: select the subnet mask of your network.IPv4 Address: select something that is on your network and outside of your DHCP scope (e.g.Follow the instructions on how to create a jail, and set the following:.How To Install Plex in a FreeNAS 11.2 Jail:
