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In addition, FreeNAS has their own community forums available.Forget about Kodi or other media streamers, Plex is still the best. When posting about the FreeNAS server plugin, we encourage you to make sure to add the server-freenas forum tag to the post. If you run into issues you can visit our own friendly support forums, where many staff and friendly community members may be able to assist. Related Page: Intro to Plex Support for running Plex Media Server on FreeNAS From the web app, you can get started setting up the server, manage the server once you’ve set things up, and more. You can now start or stop the plugin, update it, or choose Manage to launch Plex Web App.

Once the plugin finishes downloading and installing, you’ll see the server (plugin) running on the IP address you either specified or that was assigned via DHCP.

When finished, click Save to start the plugin.

You can choose to specify information manually, if desired.

By default, DHCP is enabled, which will use your network’s DHCP to obtain an IP address. plexmediaserver) and select the desired network options. Choose a name for the plugin/jail (e.g.Select the Plex Media Server plugin and click Install.Open from the Plugins section of the FreeNAS web interface.The plugin is included in the official FreeNAS plugin repository and can be easily installed from the FreeNAS web interface. The FreeNAS plugin for Plex Media Server requires FreeNAS 11.3 or newer.

Related Page: FreeNAS Plugins Install “Plex Media Server” Plugin on FreeNAS This is a modified package provided by a third-party, to help make Plex Media Server available for FreeNAS installations. Note: This is not an official release of Plex Media Server formally supported by Plex.

However, our official FreeBSD package has been used to create a third-party package for Plex Media Server that can be installed and run as a plugin in FreeNAS 11.3 or newer. We don’t currently offer an official package of Plex Media Server for FreeNAS installations.