Now you will be presented with the Add Media wizard. Provide a friendly username and also remember to check the ‘Allow me to access my media outside my home’ checkbox. Sign in Plex Media ServerĪfter signing, for some, you might see a page showing some of Plex Media amazing features, click on the Got It button, and a new page will load. The image below illustrates this process. You should be redirected to the Plex Media Server, where you will be required to sign in using either Google account, Facebook, or using Email. For this case, let’s use the localhost address.
If you are not sure, use 127.0.0.1 (Localhost address). In the options field, you will have to put the IP-Address of your device.
To get started, launch your favorite browser and enter this URL. Plex Media Server comes with a classic web interface where you can do all the configurations. Configure Plex Media ServerĪfter confirming the state of the Plex Media Server and ensuring it’s started, you now need to perform some configurations. The image below shows that the Plex Media Server service is enabled and started. If both commands are executed successfully, verify the status of the Plex Media Server service by running these commands. In case of any error while running these commands, try running another installation. Note, you will need root privileges to execute these commands. To start the Plex Media Server service, run this command. To enable the Plex media service, run this command in the Terminal: $ sudo systemctl enable rvice However, running a few lines of command will not harm. For some systems, the Plex Media Server service may be enabled and started automatically after installation. Enabling and Starting Plex Media ServerĪfter a successful installation, you will need to start and enable the media server. Remember to change the file-name with the name of your downloaded deb package. If you used wget command, then it should be in the current working directory.ĭpkg -i Install Plex DEB file
You can do this using the change directory (cd) command. Launch the Terminal, navigate to the location of the downloaded deb file. If you can alternatively copy the download link to the setup, and use the wget command in Terminal. For example, if you are using a 64bit system, then download the 64bit setup. Ensure your system meets the hardware requirements. Currently, as of writing this post, only Ubuntu 16.04 LTS setup is available, but it also works for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
Select PlatformĪ prompt will load requesting you to select your distribution. On the drop-down menu, click choose Linux. You will be required to select the platform you are using. Navigate to the Plex Media Server Downloads page. Our platform of choice is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. In this article, we are going to look a step by step procedure of installing Plex Media Server.
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