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<blockquote data-quote="loadme" data-source="post: 931266" data-attributes="member: 101038">Hey Seppi,&nbsp;thanks for the fast response! I will let you know as soon as possible. &nbsp;In the meantime, I figured out that by default Fritzbox won't support UPD 9 forwarding for various security reasons.I contacted the support, and they told me, that there indeed is a solution available.&nbsp;Within the fritzbox config you need to go to the network settings -&gt; devices page and click on EDIT behind the device that you want to wake up on LAN.On its details page you need to check the checkbox &quot;enable wake up from the internet&quot;. It is said to also work with VPN connected networks. &nbsp;I didnt knew that you need to manually activate computers for WOL support from the fritzbox. makes sense. This way you won't wake up any PC in S3 or S4 if someone broadcasts magic packets into the network.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="loadme, post: 931266, member: 101038"] Hey Seppi, thanks for the fast response! I will let you know as soon as possible. In the meantime, I figured out that by default Fritzbox won't support UPD 9 forwarding for various security reasons. I contacted the support, and they told me, that there indeed is a solution available. Within the fritzbox config you need to go to the network settings -> devices page and click on EDIT behind the device that you want to wake up on LAN. On its details page you need to check the checkbox "enable wake up from the internet". It is said to also work with VPN connected networks. I didnt knew that you need to manually activate computers for WOL support from the fritzbox. makes sense. This way you won't wake up any PC in S3 or S4 if someone broadcasts magic packets into the network. [/QUOTE]

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