For this we'll right click the "CentOS 64-bit (RPM for CentOS 6 or newer)" and copy the link to install on our server.ģ.) Now lets install the package from the RPM link we got above by running the following command (replace the link with the newest RPM from their website above):Ĥ.) Now it should quickly install in a couple of setings. It should pop up a small list of packages to download. Change the drop down selection from Windows to Linux then click the "Download" button. Go to then click the Download button under "Download Plex Media Server". This guide is written for CentOS 7, but can usually be done on other Linux distributions by replacing package installation commands accordingly.ġ.) First lets always run an update on our server to get new packages if available:Ģ.) Now lets grab the latest Plex server package from their website. Check out how to setup a working remote Plex Media Server below. Utilizing a remote server to store your media content can sometimes be better due to easily scalable space on most hosting platforms. Go to in a web browser and log in to Plex.Looking for a home media server to stream movies, tv shows or music? Plex is a great solution. Substitute user with the sudo user on your Linode, and 192.0.2.0 with its IP address.
Before you can connect to the web interface from your workstation, you will first need to create an SSH tunnel to your Linode. Mkdir -p plex-media/movies & mkdir plex-media/televisionĪdministration of the Plex server is performed via its web interface. These will be located within your user’s /home: cd ~/ In this example we’ll create library directories for movies and television within a plex-media directory. Update your system and install Plex: sudo yum updateĮnable Plex Media Server to start on reboot and then start the server: sudo systemctl enable plexmediaserverįinally, you’ll create the directories that will store your Plex media. Be sure you install the most recent version of Plex. The example below uses the current link for CentOS at the time of writing. In the menu that appears, right-click on CentOS 64-bit (RPM for CentOS 7 or newer) and copy the download link.
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