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It should if the ports are forwarded properly but I've found it's sometimes says a server in unreachable even when you can browse manually to the IP/Port and it works fine.
You can also use the publish additional URLS via "Custom server access URLs" in Network > Advanced so if they have a HTTP(s) reverse proxy for 80/443 then as long as it lets you forward to the plex port that will probably work.
You can probably also do http://ip:port but i'd imagine that will break SSL.
Edit:
The remote access check will fail if the outbound IP is different to the inbound one as Plex checks the IP that hit the plex servers.
I used plex with nat vps about a year ago without any proxy . Just assign a manual port that is available and use iptables.
My last (Ever)note says something like that :
iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 8905 -j DNAT --to <server-local-ip-
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