From what I understand this attribute is related to sector read.
down) or the "raw value"? "Raw value", "value" for both is 100, was more out of curiosity than anything else as I have seen several posts on forums with people wondering about this attribute. Are you talking about the "value" number going high (i.e. There is one with a raw value of 1, but it is my understanding that we should ignore raw values as they are not meant to be human readable (see SL1000's post above). My eight drives have only 128-184 hours on (drive 1-8), but they all have a normal/optimal multi-zone error rate of 100 at this stage. Plex use port 32400 as default, this can be enabled under remote access in settings.JohnA wrote:Can anyone using these drives tell me what their multi_zone_error_rate SMART attribute is showing ? it seems to be slowly rising on both of mine, 10 on one and 11 on the other. To access Plex outside the LAN you will properly need to configure a port forward in your router, but there is no need for a static IP or dynamic DNS for this to work.
#Install plex media server n5200 free
To stream your media you can use the free web app or one of the other clients. Hopefully you now have a functional Plex Media Server up and running. This is how the structure of my added library is set up: Name When you are going to add a library all your media will be in /media (or anywhere you chose to mount it). Now you can log in to Plex with your Plex account and go trough it’s wizard. Plex is now starting, to access the web GUI go to or just click MANAGE. Now you can go to Plugins and start Plex. ( Ignore message “Could not find a user name for this user ID.”)Ĭheck “Apply permissions recursively” and click SAVE. Select the tree dots right for you dataset and then hit Edit ACL.Ĭlick ADD ACL ITEM and fil as shown in the image below. This can be done by just open up for guest access, or to give it access by its user ID (UID) 972.Īssuming this dataset uses ACL permissions go to Storage and then Pools. This is how my configuration looks: (volum3 is my pool)ĭestination: /mnt/volum3/iocage/jails/plex/root/media/videoĭestination: /mnt/volum3/iocage/jails/plex/root/media/audio Share permissionsįor Plex to be able to access the added mount points the plex user must have access to it. So make sure to add it to the end of the destination path as well.Ĭlick SAVE and repeat for each new mount point. The last directory in the source path is not mounted, just the sub-files and folders inside of it. In Destination select where Plex will find the media files inside it’s own jail. In Source select a directory where you have the media you want to add. I will add two mount points, one for my video files and one for my audio files. You can add multiple Mount Points if you don’t have all your media in the same place. Here you need to select the correct path for Source and Destination. Click Stop to stop it, after this click on Mount Points.Ĭlick on Actions and ADD. Go back to Plugins and open the drop-down menu right for the Plex jail. This is needed to reach media files because the jail is isolated from the base OS. Mount points are “links” between the FreeNAS filesystem and the jail filesystem. Wait a a few minutes for the installation to complete. If you want to configure static IP that can be done by leaving DHCP unchecked, this can also be done later if needed.Įnter a Jail name and click SAVE.
#Install plex media server n5200 install
To install Plex, just find Plex Media Server and hit INSTALL. This is where Plex will be stored, but not (necessarily) the media files. If you want to change the default pool for Plugins and Jail storage click the gearwheel icon and select your preferences. The first step is to open up FreeNAS GUI and navigating to Plugins in the left menu. Here is a easy step-by-step guide of the installation process. I just go with the free version since I don’t have any interest in the Premium features. It is free to use, but has a Premium subscription with some extra features. Plex Media Server are probably the most popular media streamer out there. If you have a FreeNAS server where you store all your media this will be the perfect place to integrate a media streaming solution.
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