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- | The **WOL** menu allows you to send Wake-on-Lan (aka "Magic" | + | This function |
- | \\ | + | The list of devices on this menu includes: |
- | Client devices must be configured to respond to WOL packets for this to work. For a PC to wake up from a WOL packet, it must have its WoL firmware setting enabled. Before testing WoL events scheduled | + | * Devices already active in the ARP table. |
+ | * Devices defined in a static DHCP assignment. | ||
+ | * Devices defined manually | ||
- | * Power on by PCI-E or PCI (Asus UEFI) | + | \\ Some devices might appear |
- | * PME Event Wakeup | + | |
- | * Power on by PCI devices | + | |
- | WoL settings in the PC's operating system also must be enabled. For details, see: \\ [[https:// | + | \\ There are two ways to send a magic packet to a device |
- | [[https:// | + | - Click anywhere in the list on the device you want to wake. The **Wake Up** button briefly will grey out, then return. \\ This indicates a magic packet was just sent to that device' |
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- | [[https:// | + | \\ {{:pasted: |
- | Generally, WoL functions assume a client device starts out from an off state, possible on Windows PCs. If your system is in a suspend or sleep state, it may not recognize the wake signal and therefore may not wake as expected. | + | \\ |
- | \\\\ The list of devices on this page includes: | + | \\ |
- | * Devices already active in the ARP table. | ||
- | * Devices defined in a static DHCP assignment. | ||
- | * Devices defined manually in the //Dnsmaq Custom configuration// | ||
- | \\ Some devices might appear | + | ===== Wake on LAN Notes and Troubleshooting ===== |
- | \\ There are two ways to wake up a device: | + | Your client device must be configured to respond to magic packets, both in firmware and in software, for WoL to wake it. Enabling the firmware option causes the device' |
- | | + | Most PCs have a Wake-on-LAN option |
- | - Type the desired MAC Address(es) of the devices to be awakened into the "MAC Address list" field, and then click the WAKE UP button. \\ \\ | + | |
- | [[https:// | + | * Power on by PCI-E or PCI (Asus UEFI) |
+ | * PME Event Wakeup | ||
+ | * Power on by PCI devices | ||
- | ===== WOL Notes ===== | + | \\ |
- | MAC Addresses in the MAC Address List field are remembered, if you have clicked //Wake Up// at least once after entering them. | + | In terms of software, you must also enable the Wake on LAN settings in your PC operating system. |
- | \\ | + | For details, see: |
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