Re: AW: Re: [Plugin] WOL-PowerManager
Thanks for the info. I going to try it from a ip outside of my lan, now I know that its working locally.
The problem described beneath is solved . Seems that WOL isn't working on a/my pci NIC. Using my onboard NIC again (1Gbps pci vs. 100Mbps onboard :-( )
Thanks for the great plugin!
I just tried the plugin for the first time. Trying to save some power/money .
I found this plugin in my quest to get WOL working for my file serving pc.
Through the normal methods I read that my router (Linksys WRT 320N) has a nasty restriction: I can't forward any port through the broadcast channel (xxx.xxx.xxx.255).
Which I read is necessary for WOL to work through a router.
With the WOL plugin I hoped that this restriction wouldn't be a problem, hoping that the plugin worked through different ways.
But alas, with the plugin I wasn't able the awake my server. Could this be because off the limitations of my router?
I'm pleased to hear from you that it works. FYI: If you are in the same subnet as the other pc you want to wake up, there is no routing required. Only if you try to wake your pc over WAN (internet) or have diffrent subnets in your LAN you have to route UDP port.
Thanks for the info. I going to try it from a ip outside of my lan, now I know that its working locally.