u/NotBrinocerous

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Anyone have experience getting Plex to work with AT&T Fiber?

A year ago, I signed on to AT&T Fiber and was able to get Plex to play outside of my home network. About a week ago, I upgraded and replaced parts to my home server. Had to rebuild my Plex container via Proxmox. Now, the traditional instructions do not allow me to access the Plex server outside my home network.

I have worked with AT&T support to make sure everything is good on their end.
1.) TCP/UDP has been enabled on my home modem/router. I am using AT&T provided router model BGW620-700
2.) NAT/Gaming works on another device on my home network, I run FoundryVTT, works perfectly fine
3.) Within Ubuntu that is running Plex, UFW is enabled and allows 32400 UDP and TCP.
4.) I am using AT&T Fiber which does not have a CGNAT, nor does my setup use a secondary router so Double NAT is not the issue as well.
5.) For a brief moment, I don't know what happened but I was able to access the Plex server via my phone's mobile data plan for exactly 1 minute, then it timed out.

6.) From Plex > Settings > Remote Access, It says I am able to access it, I have specified port 32400.
7.) I checked canyouseeme and it reports back as totally fine.

I could use some assistance or a direction to check, when I set this up about a year ago. I just used Plex's default documentation and everything functioned perfectly.

Edit 10/3/26 7:40 PM PST
Solved. Thank you to u/ExtensionMarch6812, All settings were correct except the .p12 cert. Had to navigate to:

sudo systemctl stop plexmediaserver

cd /var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Cache
mv certificate.p12 certificate.p12.old
sudo systemctl start plexmediaserver

u/NotBrinocerous — 11 days ago

Recommended Tires for Stock 2016 Cayenne Base

Looking to replace my current tires with All Terrain tires. Currently running Michelin latitude tour hp. I am unsure of how old they are but they have a decent amount of tread left. I am slipping around in dirt hills.

I am currently living in Northern California, think Napa/Sonoma area. Driving on Highways, dirt, gravel for work. Soon to be traveling up to Lake Tahoe multiple times a month during ski season and don't want to be slipping and sliding around. 70% Highway/Freeway, 20% gravel, 10% gravel, sand, etc.

I am looking for recommended wheel size and tires that do not require me to cut into the car, lift it, or swap parts. That will come another day.

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u/NotBrinocerous — 2 months ago
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Anyone know what this sound could be?

Just got back from a road trip. High pressure fuel pump failed. Replaced this monday. Tuesday this sound started, cannot pin point where it comes. Unable to consistently make this sound occur. Mostly during idle or at stops. It sounds like its coming from the back, so my guess its something with the exhaust?

u/NotBrinocerous — 3 months ago

Supported Audio Files for CDs with PCM 3.1

I have a 2016 958.2 with PCM 3.1

I tried looking for this information, but I just keep finding that PCM 3.1 does not support FLAC/ALAC files via USB. Is that the same with CDs? I've gone back to old habbits of burning CDs from my music library and wondering what would be the best (also supported) audio formats to burn to CDs.

For those wondering why I am doing this:
A ton of my friends have CD players in their cars and getting fed up with Spotify. So I thought it would be cool for them to send me a playlist they created. I burn it on a CD. All friends who participated, would get a copy of everyone's "Mixtape".

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u/NotBrinocerous — 4 months ago

I have a new (to me) 2016 Base 958.2 (76k miles). I could tell the auto stop start (ASS) button has never been pressed before. Would it be safe to say that after 10 years of ASS being on, I don't have to worry about turning it off every time I am in the car? I have been told:

  • This increases wear and tear to the engine
  • Newer cars with ASS don't need to worry since its engineered differently
  • My car is not "new" you should turn it off each time?
  • This destroys the battery
  • This was just a band aid fix to boost fuel economy numbers at the expense of the buyer

Plethora of more things I have been told and have no idea since this is new technology to me. Coming from a Ford explorer where the most advanced technology it had was a back up camera.

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u/NotBrinocerous — 5 months ago

Recently bought a 985.2 base model with no blind spot monitoring. I was thinking of buying those little circle sticker mirrors and throwing that on there, then someone recommended aspherical mirrors. Anyone have experience with those?

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u/NotBrinocerous — 6 months ago