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Thank you so much for all of your help. I think I figured out what the issue was. For some reason, TrueNas was overriding the path to my OPNsense system and preventing itself from reaching the greater internet. I noticed that it was having issues reaching GitHub links as well as updating which helped me find this solution. My server appears to work fine now (although my upload speed is still terrible).

Also for whatever it's worth, you do not necessarily need to specify an upload speed to get your Plex server to function. I believe if no explicit limit is set, the server will use whatever bandwidth is available to it.

Thank you again for all of your help and for posting the original guide. This thread is by far the best Plex + OPNsense port forwarding tutorial I've seen.


Also for anyone unsure if their port forwarding works, try checking on https://canyouseeme.org/

I opened port 443, and upon using my public IP from https://whatismyipaddress.com/ on my phone using cellular data (50.113.87.x:443), I was greeted with an Error 400 message from nginx.

I am using Spectrum internet over a coax cable to their modem, and I am using the AdGuard as my DNS server.

I can also reach my Plex server (internally) using my TrueNAS IP on port 32400.

When using the mobile Plex app on cellular data, I do not see my server.

I appreciate all the help so far!

It says that my WAN_DHCP (IPv4) is: 50.113.80.x. I do use Spectrum, but only their cable internet and modem (not their router). Is there any way to bypass this or check for it in future with other service providers? Thanks!

IPv4: 50.113.87.x

Source: https://whatismyipaddress.com/



Also I just set my upload speed, and it still didn't seem to work. (I figured since I put no limit, it would just go to the maximum possible value.)

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I tried this method, but my Plex server still appears offline. Any help would be greatly appreciated!