I'm at my wits end.. When I first setup Plex I followed a guide and created an Ubuntu VM and ran like that for years until my ESXi server had multiple hdd failures and I lost it. The only issue I ever had was on devices that connected (wifi) off my router were always 'indirect'/relayed and that was fine, I spend 90% of my time on my wired systems and had full quality. After that failure I moved to the linuxserver docker container and while I'm not an expert I'm not a stranger to containers either (I like to think). Now no matter what I do I'm stuck on relay.... The only advice on google is all the same, add server: private-domain: "\`plex.direct``"` under DNS Resolver and that doesn't do anything.. I have a Windows AD Server running DNS and that must be the issue but for all my google fu I cannot find anything to change to resolve this... Please tell me I'm not the only person that's running a homelab AD and Plex??

EDIT: I have no idea if I'm fixing anything or breaking it further at this point...OS: Rocky 8.8 AD joined to Windows AD with integrated DNSUsing Linuxserver.io compose file example from docker hub.I have the port mapped and port forwarded in pFsense, and am showing 'Fully accessible outside your network' when I'm connected directly to the server via ip:port.Since I started trying to specify local IP network I've now lost even 'indirect' connections from the Windows desktop app and my roku.. I've removed the values and still can't connect outside of going directly to the IP:port.I'm tired of staring at this today, only other info I can think to add is that I looked up DNS and verified the container is pulling the systems resolv.conf in but no idea if that helps or is useless info.

EDIT 2: So I thanks to a suggestion from my co-worker, perhaps the one thing I never thought of was firewalld... Found this article and I setup a rule file and so far so good, I'm still waiting on a friend to test outside my network but I think I'm good.