How can I expose port 32400 for Plex in Docker on Windows 11?

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Asked By MysticPineapple37 On

I've managed to get Plex running in Docker on Windows 11 by following various tutorials, but I'm stuck on exposing port 32400 to access Plex through my browser at localhost:32400/web. I've already opened this port on my router and in the Windows firewall. Using Portainer for container management, I've mapped host port 32400 to the container's port 32400. Any advice or solutions would be greatly appreciated!

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Answered By TechSavvyGuru77 On

Just a thought: if you can't access the app, how are you sure it's running properly? I'd suspect the UI isn't accessible because the server might not be working as expected. Check the logs and try testing endpoints from inside the container!

Answered By PlexFanatic101 On

Have you registered your Plex server with a token? When I set mine up, I had to get a claim token from my Plex account and pass it to the container on the first boot. Also, I've noticed that a lot of people are switching to Jellyfin due to Plex's increasing commercial aspects. Just a heads-up that you need a Plex Pass subscription for remote access now, which can feel a bit unfair if you've already paid for licenses!

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