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<blockquote data-quote="joz" data-source="post: 376416" data-attributes="member: 70244">[USER=64874]davidegee[/USER]:here you go;first of lets start with the batch script[CODE]echo off&quot;C:\Program Files\MediaPortal\PowerOff\poweroff.exe&quot; wol -ip 192.168.x.x -subnet 255.255.255.0 -mac SOMEMACADDRESS&quot;C:\Program Files\MediaPortal\PowerOff\poweroff.exe&quot; shutdown -warn -warntime 10 -msg &quot;Server shutting down&quot; -username PCNAME/USERNAME -password xxx -remote 192.168.x.x -quiet[/CODE]A couple of things to explain here;* This script expects you have poweroff installed within the Mediaportal directory see the bit;&quot;C:\Program Files\MediaPortal\PowerOff\poweroff.exe&quot;* This script does two things in chronological order;1) Throw out a magic packet to WOL the remote PC in question2) Call the shutdown function on the remote PC. This is kinda ignored when WOL'ing the PC, at least for me. WOL'ing takes some time and b that time the batch script should be finished.To have this script work you need to install poweroff on the remote machine as a service. Configure it's password.Next you need poweroff on the machine calling the remote shutown/wakeup and change all relevant fields in the batch script.To create a button within MP use multishortcut and point it to the batch file you have created, enjoy!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joz, post: 376416, member: 70244"] [USER=64874]davidegee[/USER]: here you go; first of lets start with the batch script [CODE]echo off "C:\Program Files\MediaPortal\PowerOff\poweroff.exe" wol -ip 192.168.x.x -subnet 255.255.255.0 -mac SOMEMACADDRESS "C:\Program Files\MediaPortal\PowerOff\poweroff.exe" shutdown -warn -warntime 10 -msg "Server shutting down" -username PCNAME/USERNAME -password xxx -remote 192.168.x.x -quiet[/CODE] A couple of things to explain here; * This script expects you have poweroff installed within the Mediaportal directory see the bit; "C:\Program Files\MediaPortal\PowerOff\poweroff.exe" * This script does two things in chronological order; 1) Throw out a magic packet to WOL the remote PC in question 2) Call the shutdown function on the remote PC. This is kinda ignored when WOL'ing the PC, at least for me. WOL'ing takes some time and b that time the batch script should be finished. To have this script work you need to install poweroff on the remote machine as a service. Configure it's password. Next you need poweroff on the machine calling the remote shutown/wakeup and change all relevant fields in the batch script. To create a button within MP use multishortcut and point it to the batch file you have created, enjoy! [/QUOTE]

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