OptiPlex 7010 don't Wake on Lan

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• Wake on LAN doesn't work don't not on Optiplex 9020

  I'm not able to get the Wake on LAN to work on an Optiplex 9020 (small footprint).  I have the following BIOS settings to the title of power management:
  -Control deep sleep-> disabled - Wake on LAN-> LAN only
  -Block-> block (State S3) sleep sleep

  I have the following settings for the card Ethernet Intel I217-LM:
  -Wake on Magic Packet from power off State-> Enabled
  -Wake on magic packet - > enabled
  -Active sleep on model matching->

  When the computer is turned off, the network adapter has NO of LIGHTS.  Does that mean than the Wake on LAN is not configured correctly?  Which setting I'm missing?

  In case this is relevant: Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.
  Thank you.
  Jerry

  I installed A07 and WOL works now.

• Cannot Wake-on-LAN none of the 790s OptiPlex

  We have several years of OptiPlex 790 in our environment. They all have the Intel 82579LM Gigabit NIC installed. When these devices are turned off, the led "Good link" on the card NETWORK does not, and I can't wake the machines via WOL.

  Here's what I did on all machines:

  • Consistent Wake-on-LAN in the BIOS
  • Tried every revision of BIOS from A05 to A11 (confirming that WOL is set to enabled after every update)
  • Installed the latest drivers for NETWORK card (both on the site of Dell and the Intel site OEM drivers)
  • With version 11.15.16.0 of the OEM Intel NIC driver installed, activated "Wake on Magic Packet", "Wake on Magic Packet of power off of the State", "Wake on Link" and "Wake on Pattern Match" in the power management tab.
  All other OptiPlex models in our environment are waking up very well (including machines in the same subnet and physical location as these years 790). Anyone run into this or found a solution? Thank you.

  If hibernation mode is enable WOL will not work. Must disable Deep Sleep in the BIOS if you want to use WOL

• Wake on Lan for a Mac Mini running Leopard does not

  Don't know where to best this post, but here's.  I'm trying to set up a Mini as a server of music for my audio system.  The Mini is a core 2 duo with 1 GB of RAM of 2009 I think.  Can I upgrade to Snow Leopard (possibly Lion/10.7 if I improve memory, what can I do anyway).  The mini is on a local network using a Netgear router and is only connected through wifi.  No ethernet.  The Mini is connected to a DAC by USB, and which is connected to the audio system.

  I want to run this without screen and keyboard and rely on my iPhone or my MBAir to control the Mini via screen sharing.  I want to leave the Mini sleep don't no need then to wake up when I want music.  Problem is, I can't get the Mini to wake up.  I tried the Wake on Lan and other tools of waking distance so I can start playing the music, but I can't seem to wake up.

  I have the correct MAC address and IP address (I booked a local IP address for him).  I'm sure that the two computers are on the same network.  I put the Mini to wake on lan in energy saver prefs.

  Any suggestions?  Thanks in advance!

  Hi, I have not 10.5 available now and just ask...

  In Sys Prefs is the Mini on Wake for administrator access? (Can't quite rememer what pref pane is in.)

• Enabling Wake-On-LAN?

  Hello

  Does anyone know how to enable Wake-On-LAN on a HP Pavilion Touchsmart Sleekbook 14-b141sa?

  I can't see it in the BIOS.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  I also checked a few units, and I don't think that the options are available in the BIOS for you to enable

• Wake on Lan p HP TouchSmart 520-1000it and HP TouchSmart 610-1120it

  I have a HP TouchSmart 520-1000it and a HP TouchSmart 610-1120it. On both computers, I activated the Wake On Lan function. It works perfectly when the computer is in standby or suspend mode, but it does not work when I choose 'disable' in the Windows menu or press the power on button completely. My question is: Wake On Lan function only works in "standby mode" or can be also activated in mode "turned-off-completely '? Thank you!

  Hello again eferrari,

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• Turn off Wake on LAN

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion 'g6' series laptop PC with Windows 7 Pro 64 bit with a Wi - Fi connection at home.  I read there is a 'Wake on LAN' function and you want to make sure that it is (disabled).  What I read, it should be disabled in the BIOS (and) of the operating system.  However, when I enter the F2 BIOS, (HP Advanced System Diagnostics, version 4.1.0.0) there is a menu option displayed, but no option to change this feature of "Wake on LAN". In fact, it isn't even mentioned.

  The best that I was able to accomplish so far is by going to control panel, system, Manager of devices, and then click "Ralink RT5390 802.11 b/g/n WiFi Adapter Properties," and then by selecting the "Power management" tab, and clearing the check box of the "allow this device to wake the computer."

  I also went to the "Realtek PCIe Controller Properties family" and not the "allow this device to wake the computer."

  Finally, I also went to Panel/All Control Panel Items/system configuration and in the tab "Remote" system, unchecked option "Remote support" properties and sub remote desktop on the same tab, selected the option button "don't allow connections to this computer".

  The questions are: 1) did I do everything possible to (keep) all unauthorized, remote access and 2) should I be concerned about this feature of "wake-on-LAN" if she does not seem to be present in my BIOS?

  Thanks, Terry

  Hello again Terry57.

  Sorry for the delay in my response.  I was out of the office.

  Which is indeed sound as the feature you're looking for.  Before today, I had never heard called talk anything else.

  Be sure to disable the feature within the operating system as well in accordance with the following instructions.

  Have a wonderful day!

• Wake on LAN mode ACPI S3/STR?

  Hello

  can WOL from mode standby ACPI S3/STR for Vista 64 Home Premium SP2?

  I don't think, but would like confirmation.
  I use to watch ACPI S3 / suspends to Ram.

  I have the card mother gigabyte GA-G33M-S2L with integrated NIC
  (I hope that the model is correct - not very convenient).

  I took to the sleep settings and the awakening of NIC in Device Manager
  no switch it standby and allow to to wake up PC.
  Wake-up NIC is not disabled in the BIOS, if done, I doubt that it is this option.

  It looks like she may apply only to ACPI S1.

  He seems to have no effect, as far as ethernet LED turns off to S3.
  Disk USB OTOH is always powered by S3.

  Poutnik
  The best depends on how the definition of the best.

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  @communitybridge.codeplex.com >, al_v said...

  You can search for your BIOS to the following options related to the Wake-On-LAN:

  Wake On LAN, MAC summary of S3/S4, MACPME Power Control, Power on by LAN on board, by Onboard LAN, LAN power CV, resume by WOL, LAN resume, resume the LAN / SME #, Wake on LAN from S5, Wake Up On LAN, wake-up Onboard LAN, WOL (SME #) Soft-off.  (c) http://wakeonlan.me/kb/tech/wakeonlan.php

  You can also test your PC directly from this site WOL - /http://wakeonlan.me//

  PM data for the NIC in device:(translated to EN) Manager

  current state of the power supply:
  D0

  power options:
  000000EF
  PDCAP_D0_SUPPORTED
  PDCAP_D1_SUPPORTED
  PDCAP_D2_SUPPORTED
  PDCAP_D3_SUPPORTED
  PDCAP_WAKE_FROM_D1_SUPPORTED
  PDCAP_WAKE_FROM_D2_SUPPORTED
  PDCAP_WAKE_FROM_D3_SUPPORTED

  status of power map:
  S0-> D0
  S1-> not the value
  S2-> not the value
  S3-> D3
  S4-> D3
  S5-> D3

  Do you know what is the difference between the versions of Windows and guided missiles?
  None. Both are learned and forgotten.

• Can I use Wake-On-LAN with P1606dn printer?

  I have a printer laser P1606dn that is installed remotely and remote voltage.

  When it is first turned on, the button on the front should be pressed to coax the printer in life.  It will turn green and we are ready to go.  After that, even if it fell into energy saving mode, sending a commnad impression he wakes up and network printing works very well.

  However, I would like to finish with the market support the button when it is first turned on.  I tried to use a command to Wake-On-LAN for the addess IP and MAC to the printer, but nothing happens.

  I realize I could leave it powered permananetly but don't want to do that because there are other devices on the same power supply that must be turned off at night.

  How can I me he waking distance?

  Thank you very much.

  Oh well, thanks for looking anyway.

  Apparently a design flaw strange that a printer must be turned on manually until it works, but I guess I'll have to put up with it.  The 15th year, Laserjet 4 M - PS it replaced has not caused as much fuss.  Progress!

• PowerConnect 2816 Wake on Lan - need help

  Hello

  I have two 2816 switch with the latest Firmware and Default Setup.

  I'm not able to send Wake on Lan for some Dell Optiplex 9020, 9010 customers.
  I'm looking for easy installation, so WoL works.

  Dish Network 192.168.0.0/24, most Ports are set at 100 / 1000...
  I tried even Port settings with all speeds of Port...

  I have several customers on a Switch Cisco 2948 and it s here, no problem...

  Thanks in advance

  I will deploy a GPO to all customers disable the quick start tomorrow.

  I might be able to put via GPP.  In my view, it is essential is:

  HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Power\HiberbootEnabled

  (Updated)

  GPO settings are made and customers are now in offline mode.

  Almost all customers with disable Fast Boot now listen Magic package.
  Dell 2816 show ports that until and WoL works very well.

  Problem seems to be resolved,

  Thank you

• Try to upgrade the video card for an Optiplex 7010

  Hi all

  I searched the forums and found answers, but most are about a year old. I have an Optiplex 7010 with the following configuration:

  G1XNT 1 Hard drive, 1 TB, S3, 7.2 K, 512th, SGT-GRDABP

  VT8FP 2 Dual In-Line Memory Module, 4G, 1600, 256 X 64, 8, 240, 2RX8

  H924H 1 Card, controller, 1394 has Pc Interface, full height, Lsi Logic, unleaded

  VVYN4 1 Graphics card, 1 G, OUGA9, full height, W8

  G8CNY 1 The Assembly, radiator, shroud, Performance, average lap, 95W

  8JY5G 1 ASSEMBLY, CHASSIS, INTEGRATED PWA TOUR, 7010, FPAC

  D7RF6 1 Processor, IVB, I7-3770, 3.4, 77 w, 4 c, E1

  I realize to update my graphics card, I need to upgrade from my diet, and I'm fine with that. What I really struggle with, is what are the specifications of the motherboard on this computer. I would like to know what my bandwiths PCI-E are on it (IE 1 PCI-E X 16 1 PCI-E X 4?)

  Also, I would get the best graphics card I can get to what will fit (for adobe work). I measured the space and wow is not much... most graphics cards are 10 "long, and the space, it seems to me is only a fight 7.5" before I launch into the box for hard drives. I assumed that I could cut out the box and free up space, but thrilled to hear what others use.

  Also, I noticed there are only two PCI-E ports, but the 2nd is probably useless due to how close his pushed to the bottom of the case so I'm stuck with a 1 GPU option.

  Keep all this in mind and without cutting into the hard drive cages, let me know if this could work:

  GPU: MSI N760 ITX gfx card http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127772

  Power: 600w http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438014 EVGA

  Don't get me wrong, I would like a more powerful GPU (I push 2 monitors 1920 X 1080), but I don't see how I can get whatever it is also gone...

  Feeding okay? It works for that?

  Thanks for all the help and advice that you have!

  Food looks good.  It is only 5.9 "long which is what you want for your snap custom mount you have on this system.  The MSI card is very short, it looks like a good way too.  Your system has a PCIe X 16 2.0 slot for the video card.  Speeds of the lower PCI X 16 slot is connected to X 4.  With only a 250 watt power, this system is all designed for video cards more if two small.  The 760 GTX is a powerful video card.  I see no need to put a video card premium that costs $500 or more in a Dell system.  To do so, make a custom version of a case of nice game for better air flow and cooling.

• Cannot use Wake on LAN, unless that "allow this computer to turn off the device to save power" is checked

  Wake on LAN - power management

  On my Media Center PC, I am unable to use Wake on LAN unless "allow this computer to turn off the device to save power" is checked (in the tab power management of the adapter in the Device Manager). "Allow this device to wake the computer" and 'Allow only a magic packet wake the computer' is checked, but become grayed out when "allow this computer to turn off the device...". ' is not checked.

  The problem is, Wake On Lan doesn't work unless the computer has been asleep for a short period of time. If I try to activate the computer using WOL after about 10 minutes, he never wake. I guess that's because "Allow this computer to turn off the device to save power" is checked, the machine is before turning off the network adapter.

  Is it possible to force the computer to disable the NETWORK card, but would retain the capability of WOL? Or ensure you THAT WOL works little regardless of how long the PC has been asleep?

  The machine is a Windows 7 PC with a Nvidia nforce network controller.

  By the way, I have a laptop on the same cable network that has all three items checked in the tab for its NIC device power management, and this machine can be awake at all times using WOL, regardless of how long he has been asleep, this issue must therefore be with the configuration of the Media Center computer.

  I would be really grateful for any suggestion, I spent a lot of time trying to get this to work!

  See you soon

  Hello

  If the systems are only a sleep you don't need a magic packet.

  If computers are set to wake on any network traffic all Ping or arp will wake them up.

  For this configuration, it is best to disable the saving of NIC.

  There may be some variations on where is the energy saving setting.

  Here are a few examples, YMMV, look around your systems.

  Example, http://www.ezlan.net/example/powersave.jpg

  Example, http://www.ezlan.net/Win7/power_sav_wireless..jpg

  Example, http://www.ezlan.net/Win7/power_save_win7.jpg

  Example, http://www.ezlan.net/Win7/adv_power-sav.jpg

  ----------------------------------

  Real means WOL shut down a computer on Hibernate real position, http://www.ezlan.net/WOL.html

  However as these has involved the PSU cooperation. Motherboard. Network card and are not considered critical by the industry for the user end is a YMMV situation.

  12 Desktop who are under my immediate control (mix and match brands and processors). Only three are fully compliant and properly awake.

  Three satisfied partially, the rest don't care my desires/needs of Wake on LAN.

  On the positive side, since it is now fashionable to go green, the percentage of new computers that keep the better sleep habits significantly improved.

  Jack - Microsoft MVP, Windows networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Router business small RV082 - Wake on lan (Internet)

  Hi all, I saw old discussions about WOL and RV082/RV042.

  As blocks to route broadcast from internet to lan packets, operate, the WOL I should change the table of ARP on the router using telnet, this action was probably, with the versions V1 and V2 possible, but challenging telnet connection (http://<> Address > / sysinfo123.htm IP?) ConsoleSimulation = 1 with RV082 V3 nothing is displayed and the telnet connection on fails (23) standard port.

  Does anyone know how to get the magic packet WOL through a V3 RV082 on internet to the LAN?

  Using simply do not port forwarding, router throw broadcast packets from the internet.

  Hi Loris, you're wrong, if the computer was turned off completely, you will never be able to reactivate it. Even if a router does not throw a broadcast packet, the firewall will be. What you need to do is to tell the router to wait for the type of service and just allow it.

  Render a service to the customer, usually port 9... then do 2 access rules.

  First access rule is WAN LAN refuse all services of refuse any source and any destination

  Second rule is to WAN to LAN with permit personal service from any source to any destination

  For good measure, you can try to do a port forwarding, but give access to try first rule. I assure you of the network card or the BIOS of the computer is in sleep. The MAC address is what is important that's why I don't feel of port forwarding is necessary.

  This will allow this package through the router. When you connect to the network of the internet, the computer you are using has no notion of what computer on the local network it is trying to access (unless you specify the correct fields in the WOL GUI). He uses the IP and the subnet of the external router. So as long as the computer on the local network has the listening port that corresponds to the WOL GUI so it should work.

  You can test this also

  http://www.depicus.com/wake-on-LAN/woli.aspx

  -Tom
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• Wake on LAN not supported for DPM nine HP blades

  We bought some new blades HP - G9 with HP FlexFabric 20 GB 2-port 650FLB Adapters Emulex BL460c and were disappointed to see that Wake on LAN was not supported by vSphere, so I can't use DPM.

  I activated the WOL in the BIOS, the cards do support WOL: does anyone have an idea why vSphere says it isn't?

  Our old kit is supported - WOL here BL460c G7s with network adapters converge Emulex HP NS553i Dual Port FlexFabric 10 GB.

  HP has done some research and it confirmed that a problem with the operating system and the driver.  «This Emulex NIC card doesn't have an option to Wake on LAN meets her Vmware Operating System»

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• Wake on LAN - AirPort Extreme

  I'm trying to configure the Wake on LAN for my AirPort Extreme and Windows 7 PC, reboot with my iPad.  It works fine when the iPad is on the local network, but no power on the PC when I'm not on my network domestic.  I put airport to the port before 9 to the PC as directed, and made sure the PC has been configured to accept magic packets.  Any help?

  Apple wake on lan system is different... and there is a good chance the router from Apple not go to work.

  The best and easiest around the issue is to install a different router... and use airport extreme for the wireless. Make sure the PC is connected to the main router although no airport.

  http://www.Neowin.NET/forum/topic/1186835-wake-on-LAN-WOL-with-Airport-extreme-2 013 /.