Sometimes it will not work from a wireless device, some routers block it. It must be another device on the same lan segment.ie in your house. I think the bigger question is where are you sending the WoL packet from. Anything else you find is microsoft stuff that is not really WoL it is generally some form of sleep state that depends on the motherboard to have special support.
#Change mac address for team viewer corporate Pc#
When the PC is off how would it know what is on the hard drive it could be any OS. WoL should have nothing at all to do with the OS it is a bios option. It would be nice if this worked better but WoL is not used much in the commercial world anymore since almost all servers have small out of band management computer in effect built into them that can do this function and much more. Not sure what to recommend you need to disable all this other junk if there are options. That said microsoft and the motherboard manufactures have all kinds of special proprietary microsoft power save options that it very well could mess up the simple WoL settings. The bios should follow the same boot order as if you pushed the button. All it does is in effect push the power button.
Go read the wiki on the packet formats it is 100% independent of the OS. You need to verify that you actually receive them and they are being send to the broadcast mac address not the mac of your machine.Īlthough you may think it is OS related very technically it can't be. Wireshark should decode the packets for you. First step then is to load wireshark and send the WOL packets while the machine is up.
0 kommentar(er)
