Hi Adam,

You could try the following. I´ve used it some time ago but lately I use the m0n0wall-WOL. I don´t
know anymore if it has already english language support but it has also a little commandline tool
which is very simple to use. And it´s freeware. Give it a try...
(I hope this is the program I used in the past, if not....sorry ;-)

http://www.f-grubert.de/pwrswtch/

Here is the direct download link:
http://www.f-grubert.de/pwrswtch/download/pwrswtch.exe


Regards,
Holger Bauer

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Von: Adam Nellemann [mailto:adam at nellemann dot nu]
Gesendet: Montag, 14. Juni 2004 00:29
An: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Betreff: [m0n0wall] WOL?


Hi,

I seem unable to get my new WOL capable PC (Shuttle SB75G2 XPC with a 
Broadcom GigaBit NIC onboard) to wake up using the m0n0wall WOL client.

I've enabled everything WOL related in the BIOS and have configured 
the NIC for both "Magic Packet" and "WOL Frame". Since it is onboard, 
I'm guessing there won't be a WOL cable to connect?

The LED next to the Ethernet socket is flashing when the PC is powered 
down, which I take to indicate that it does get power and should be 
listening for WOL.

The XPC and m0n0wall is on the same subnet (192.168.64/24) but 
m0n0wall is connected directly to my 3Com OfficeConnect GigaBit 
switch, whereas the XPC is (temporarily) connected to the switch 
through a 10Mbps half-duplex hub. Does this pose any problems with WOL 
packets?

Anyone got any idea why nothing happens?

Anyone know of some (win32) WOL client I can use to get a "second 
oppinion"?


Thanks,

Adam.

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