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To find the ports that are being used on your Syn­ol­o­gy, we’ll need to log into it via the terminal. The web inter­face is some­thing you’ll need to track down on your own though because it does­n’t show up in the list of icons we just used to find Plex. It’s a use­ful app that pro­vides a way to ​ “cap­ture net­work traf­fic, and has a web inter­face that serves up reports of sta­tis­tics,” accord­ing to its home­page. How else might you find what the URL for Plex was if this did­n’t exist? Fig­ur­ing this out will help find apps that don’t show up in this menu.Īn exam­ple of an app that does­n’t show up in this icon list is Dark­Stat. My assump­tion is that some apps are writ­ten to pass infor­ma­tion back to Syn­ol­o­gy to allow this, but some aren’t. This short­cut does work for some apps and not for oth­ers. I did not say all web apps run­ning on your Syn­ol­o­gy though, and that’s why the rest of this post exists. Take note of that port num­ber in the URL, 32400, I’ll ref­er­ence that again in a bit.Įach of the icons shown is a click­able link to a web app run­ning on the Syn­ol­o­gy. The short cut to get to installed apps clickable URLs.Ĭlick­ing on the Plex icon takes me to, a URL on my local net­work.