

Try to keep the same path as the old jail so you won’t have to edit your library. In the jails configuration menu, select the new Plex jail and add the mount point for the media folder.

FreeNAS 11.2 had the option of migrating your jails, and it could even display then from the UI. I had read the manual ( FreeNAS® 11.3-U1 User Guide) before the upgrade and and the instructions did not mention anything about the plugins, so I was little worried.Īfter spending a lot of time researching I discovered that on FreeNAS 11.2 the project started to use the ‘iocage’ jail method instead of ‘warden’. However, after the reboot I discovered that my jails and plugins were missing from the UI and that they were not running. I went from 11.1 to 11.3-UI and the upgrade installed without any issues. I had some free time this weekend and decided to upgrade my FreeNAS.
