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Good morning, guys.
As I've been tolding you before, I'm trying to set up my Synology DS214 play to act as a media server and a VPN client as well.
My VPN provider is OpenVPN (monthly subscription).
Everything seems to be working flawlessly, my device is reachable from the outside (I can even use it to listen to the music I like in my car), but, every 12/24 hours, the Plex Server goes offline stating that I don't have any authorization to access it.
What I have to do is switch the VPN off, claim the server back and restart the VPN, but, obviously, this is only a temporary solution as I have to start from scratch every 1/2 days.
I can understand that Plex goes nuts because the IP address that's been provided by OpenVPN is a little bit strange (it's public but cannot be scanned by services like shodan.io and so on), but I'd like to know if there's anything that can be done to stop the server from acting this way, otherwise I'll have to move Plex to a different machine.
Thank you very much...
As I've been tolding you before, I'm trying to set up my Synology DS214 play to act as a media server and a VPN client as well.
My VPN provider is OpenVPN (monthly subscription).
Everything seems to be working flawlessly, my device is reachable from the outside (I can even use it to listen to the music I like in my car), but, every 12/24 hours, the Plex Server goes offline stating that I don't have any authorization to access it.
What I have to do is switch the VPN off, claim the server back and restart the VPN, but, obviously, this is only a temporary solution as I have to start from scratch every 1/2 days.
I can understand that Plex goes nuts because the IP address that's been provided by OpenVPN is a little bit strange (it's public but cannot be scanned by services like shodan.io and so on), but I'd like to know if there's anything that can be done to stop the server from acting this way, otherwise I'll have to move Plex to a different machine.
Thank you very much...