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Overview
Module: Requests & Media Servers Activity type: Quiz / retrieval practice Target: ≥80% Objective: Explain the roles of Plex configuration, transcode, and media storage.
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Questions
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Which Plex path usually contains the catalog, metadata, preferences, and watch state?
Why should source media normally be mounted read-only inside the Plex service?
What information should a television episode filename contain for reliable matching?
What is the operational difference between Direct Play and transcoding?
Why are matching usernames on the host and in a container insufficient to guarantee access?
Which staged directory is normally safe to exclude from backups: config, transcode, or media?
Why does this classroom lab not start the Compose project?
Should a Plex claim token be stored permanently in compose.yaml?
What port does the staged design publish for the primary Plex web and streaming service?
Why should hardware transcoding be introduced as a separate change?
In plain words: A port is the door number you use in the browser to open the app.
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