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I found a work around, and when I get into the server. The Plex Media Server desktop application runs on Windows, macOS. You should be able to see from the Mediatomb section that uPNP is working on the standard port 1900 over UDP (not TCP) and is open in both directions, this is the main port for you. Multimedia Centralize all your digital media and enjoy them from the web or your favorite platform. # open port for network time protocol (ntpd) Ufw allow proto tcp from $LAN to any port 3306 #ufw allow from $LAN to $SERVERIP 445/tcp # Microsoft Directory Service #ufw allow from $LAN to $SERVERIP 139/tcp # NetBIOS Session Service #ufw allow from $LAN to $SERVERIP 138/udp # NetBIOS Datagram Service #ufw allow from $LAN to $SERVERIP 137/udp # NetBIOS Name Service Ufw allow to $LAN from $SERVERIP app Samba Ufw allow from $LAN to $SERVERIP app Samba # set default rules: deny all incoming traffic, allow all outgoing traffic

#Plex media server port 1900 install

# Set up local firewall using ufw (default install on Ubuntu) Here is my script by way of example: #!/bin/sh This allows unauthenticated attackers to make the Plex Media Server execute arbitrary HTTP requests. With this information, you can build a script to set ufw correctly. Authentication bypass / Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF) The Plex Media Server '/system/proxy' functionality fails to properly validate pre-authentication user requests. This lists all of the active ports along with their protocol and source/target address. The +c bit just gives you more meaningfull command names associated with the ports netstat -lptu -numeric-ports The number list restricts this to a list of port numbers – miss it off if you want everything. The -i lists “files” corresponding to an open port, use -i4 to restrict to IPv4 only. The easiest thing to do is to temporarily turn off the firewall let your media boxes run for a couple of minutes and then check the output from lsof lsof -i :1025-9999 +c 15