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Or in RAC Client in the dialog Switching the Computer on Remotely Using the WOL (Wake on LAN) Feature after entering the local IP address and network mask. The broadcast address is found in the router settings NAT ( Network Address Translation, Port Forwarding, Virtual Server) on UDP ports 7, 9 or 5555 to the broadcast address of the inner network or MAC address of the remote computer.

If the remote computer is connected through router, it is necessary to redirect the communication Within the Intranet or local network broadcasting on UDP ports 7, 9 or 5555 must not be forbidden. If you will start the computer through public Internet, the remote computer or router must have aįixed public IP address or can have a dynamic one if it has the DNS record.

The power source of the computer must be live so that the motherboard and the network adapterĪre powered in order to receive the Magic packet and the following switching the computer on.

The WOL (Wake On LAN) must be enabled in BIOS. If it is not an integrated adapter on motherboard it must be connected with the motherboard using a cable. The network adapter must support the WOL (Wake On LAN) feature. The following conditions must be met to receive the packet: The remote computer is switched on by sending so-called Magic packet to the remote computer. Using an network adapter supporting the WOL (Wake On LAN) feature it is possible to switch a computer on

#WOL WAKE ON DIRECTED PACKET WAKE ON MAGIC PACKET HOW TO#

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