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<blockquote data-quote="robbo100" data-source="post: 920586" data-attributes="member: 91446">@<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/michael_t.85139/" target="_blank">michael_t</a> &nbsp;I have a scenario that I think PowerScheduler++ might help with (with some adaptation). I was wondering if you might consider adding it to the plugin.&nbsp;I use my MP Server as a file server for the house. If I ever want to access the data from a non-MP computer, I use a WOL magic packet to wake up the server, however unless I am copying large amounts of data the MP Server goes back to sleep after 5 minutes (causing me no end of grief if I have a file open).&nbsp;Would it be possible to have an option in PS++ where the user can enter a list of IP addresses. PS++ could then ping each of those IP addresses in turn (say, once every minute), and only when ALL of the IP addresses are off-line for 5 mins will PS++ allow the server go back to sleep.&nbsp;What do you think? Useful? Possible?&nbsp;ThanksRobbo100</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robbo100, post: 920586, member: 91446"] @[URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/michael_t.85139/']michael_t[/URL] I have a scenario that I think PowerScheduler++ might help with (with some adaptation). I was wondering if you might consider adding it to the plugin. I use my MP Server as a file server for the house. If I ever want to access the data from a non-MP computer, I use a WOL magic packet to wake up the server, however unless I am copying large amounts of data the MP Server goes back to sleep after 5 minutes (causing me no end of grief if I have a file open). Would it be possible to have an option in PS++ where the user can enter a list of IP addresses. PS++ could then ping each of those IP addresses in turn (say, once every minute), and only when ALL of the IP addresses are off-line for 5 mins will PS++ allow the server go back to sleep. What do you think? Useful? Possible? Thanks Robbo100 [/QUOTE]

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