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That's exactly my point: It runs on your computer, on your LAN, serving your media. How is it doing anything outside your control, then?
by VerifiedReports 10mo ago
That's exactly my point: It runs on your computer, on your LAN, serving your media. How is it doing anything outside your control, then?
- spwa4 10mo agoFor NAT bypass you need infrastructure with a real IP.
- hsjdndvvbv 10mo agoIt talks to Plex servers to give outside access....
- VerifiedReports 10mo agoThanks. I've only heard of people using it to stream stuff around their own house; didn't even know it exposed access remotely.