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WAKEONLAN SPECIFY INTERFACE SOFTWARE
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This will at least tell you if the target machine is seeing it. Use netscan to send a magic packet while you have wolsniffer running on the target.

WAKEONLAN SPECIFY INTERFACE DOWNLOAD

Download wolsniffer.exe from Depicus and netscan.exe from SoftPerfect.

Check firewall logs to make sure your magic packets aren't being blocked - this is UDP port 9.

If not, either the card isn't getting any power or WoL is disabled/unsupported. There should be amber or green lights blinking slowly. While it is shut down, look at the NIC from the outside where you plug in the cable.

In the BIOS, look the bios for Hibernation or Automatic Sleep and make sure those settings are off.You seem to have covered most of the usual "gotchas" we ran into when setting up WoL for our Optiplex 780s, but here are couple of extra things you can check: Has anybody else wrestled with WoL and come through the other side? What could be causing it to stop responding to wake requests after some time period of having been shutdown? My problem is that, after ~3 hours (or less), the system stops reacting to wake requests. So with these settings configured as pictured above, I am able to wake a computer from shutdown and from sleep (hibernation is disabled). Remote Wake Up must be on, and Low Power Mode must be off. I haven't ever dealt with this, but it varies depending on the network card, and driver. The alternative configuration settings for Wake Up Capabilities are Magic Packet, Wake Up Frame, None, or Both. Does anybody have any explanation for this?

I would rather not have Windows turn off the device to save power, but my testing has shown that if Windows Power Management isn't enabled for the interface, the system doesn't respond to wake requests when it is sleep mode.

Windows Network Interface Power Management - A tab in the network interface's properties. My test system is an Optiplex 740 with a Broadcom Netxtreme 57xx is network interfaceĪs far as I can tell, there are 3 areas where WoL behavior is configured.

WAKEONLAN SPECIFY INTERFACE SOFTWARE

However, I am having some issues with the various hardware and software configuration options, and am looking for some advice. I would like to have 100% responsive to WoL.