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Wake on WAN partially working
No. I'm now considering these two alternatives: - setting up an automatic "wake up" task in the Task Scheduler - buying a smart plug to remotely control power to the target PC, and enable the "restore on AC Power Loss" option in the BIOS (even though this would require cutting the power to the...- OXYG3N
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Wake on WAN partially working
I don't think so, I'm running the default firmware on this router, and I don't know of any custom version of it that could allow to do that. Unfortunately there's no built-in WOL option in the router settings, but it does have support for VPN (screenshot below), I'm just not sure how to set it...- OXYG3N
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Wake on WAN partially working
My router is indeed allowing me to forward UDP port 9 to a broadcast address (192.168.1.255, since the static IP of the target PC is 192.168.1.3), but when sending "magic packets" from outside the network, it seems they're not being forwarded anywhere on the network (by looking at Wireshark). I...- OXYG3N
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Wake on WAN partially working
That might also explain why wake-on-WAN doesn't work even when the target PC has been in Sleep state for a while (~ 5min)? Because I also just tested that it seems to behave the same as when the target PC is shut-off. If I changed the port forwarding setting for UDP port 9 to a broadcast...- OXYG3N
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Wake on WAN partially working
Hi, I'm trying to set up "Wake on WAN" on my local dekstop PC. I've enabled the related settings both in the BIOS and in the ethernet network adapter's advanced settings, and the system works when I send the "magic packets" from a PC inside the network (wake on LAN). However, when I try to send...- OXYG3N
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