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<blockquote data-quote="kroko" data-source="post: 672956" data-attributes="member: 45719">Hi there,yesterday I found one of my old PCs somewhere in my flat. So I decided to install WHS (windows home server) on it. I was always thinking to buy a NAS or something, so maybe this is a solution.I installed WHS and everything works so far. But do we need to have the server running the whole day ? So I setup the server to go to hibernate after a short time period (1h).I found some tools like wakeup to switch on the server from my desktop. Thats fine but I need a solution for my HTPC as well.So I wrote a small WOL plugin. It will wake up the server and then keep it alive in a configurable interval.Copy the dll into the process folder to get it working. I will do an installer in a bit.In the setup you need to enter the mac id and the ip of the server. Also You can try to start the server from the setup. If it works here it works from the MP too. (see screenshot) * new add adjustable intervalSo farkroko</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kroko, post: 672956, member: 45719"] Hi there, yesterday I found one of my old PCs somewhere in my flat. So I decided to install WHS (windows home server) on it. I was always thinking to buy a NAS or something, so maybe this is a solution. I installed WHS and everything works so far. But do we need to have the server running the whole day ? So I setup the server to go to hibernate after a short time period (1h). I found some tools like wakeup to switch on the server from my desktop. Thats fine but I need a solution for my HTPC as well. So I wrote a small WOL plugin. It will wake up the server and then keep it alive in a configurable interval. Copy the dll into the process folder to get it working. I will do an installer in a bit. In the setup you need to enter the mac id and the ip of the server. Also You can try to start the server from the setup. If it works here it works from the MP too. (see screenshot) * new add adjustable interval So far kroko [/QUOTE]

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