Wake on LAN support

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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»

  Firmware is 2015.06.01 (June 15, 2015)

  Driver is 10.5.65.21

  ESXi versions tested were 5.5 and 6.0

• The Ethernet port integrated on a support of Office P7-1423w Wake on Lan?

  I have a P7-1423w computer to office with an integrated Realtek PCIe Gigabit Etherent port on the motherboard.

  I compatible Wake on Lan in the BIOS, activated Windows Power Management so the Ethernet port can wake the PC, updated the Realtek drivers and set all the parameters of the driver that I can see to activate wake lan, but it doesn't seem to work.

  I noticed that there is no seeing liaison on the port when the PC is turned off, who told me that he will not wake up no matter what.  Is there a way to activate the Ethernet port to stay when the PC is off on this model?

  Thank you.

  Rzgui.

  The image below shows where to turn off Fast Boot.  Do a double control to make sure that your power setting are correct.

  

  If you are looking for on the net, you should be able to find one. I suggest that investigate you the possibility that magic 'package does not happen the adapter.

• SMU 8880 Wake-on-LAN

  Hello

  Is it possible to have SMU 8880 be activated via the magic packet Wake-on-LAN?

  Our installation program runs a Phar Lap ETS OS.

  Kind regards

  W

  Hi WhizzWr,

  Unfortunately, the operating system PharLap ETS does not support WOL functionality. I think it's possible with the SMU-8880 runs Windows, however.

  Best regards

• Wake On LAN for 8133 Pharlap running

  Study the various options related to guard dogs and control of the external power supply and came across a white paper which talks about Wake On LAN (activate the controller via the Ethernet port).  I see the instructions for Windows, but I use a race 8133 Pharlap.  This feature is available with this platform/OS combination?  If so, are there instructions for WOL with Pharlap?  Thank you.

  GSinMN

  Unfortunately, the Wake On LAN feature is not supported by Phar Lap ETS. So that the WOL work, the ethernet for the operating system driver must be configured such that it can receive the wake-up signal. While it is possible in Windows, Linux and Mac, Phar Lap does not support this configuration. I apologize if our documentation was not clear and for confusion resulting in lack of clarity.

  Kind regards

• Pavilion p6232it - Wake On Lan feature does not

  Hello

  I work as a system administrator and having 5 of these p6232it on LAN workstations. Product no: VS351AA-ABZ build No.: 94CEv6PrA3, and the BIOS revision is 5.07 (2009-07-06). I can't use the Wake-On-Lan feature, although all other machines (especially s-HP and IBM-s 43) on LAN are able to wake up when the signal is sent to them.

  I tried different settings in the BIOS - did not help.

  I looked at the specs of the motherboard via: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01746799

  It says that the ethernet controller is Realtek 8111 DL, so I found it's specifications at: http://www.realtek.com.tw/products/productsView.aspx?Langid=1&PFid=5&Level=5&Conn=4&ProdID=193

  It is clear that it supports Wake-on-LAN and wake up remote assistance. Intel G43 Express Chipset also supports this feature, but there is no setting for it in the BIOS. I tried to find the update of the BIOS for that motherboard but had no success.

  My questions are: is the function WOL implemented on this specific motherboard? How to activate it?

  I would appreciate any advice.

  Best regards

  Zoran Jackson - Director of system INFORMATICS, Belgrade, Serbia.

  Hello

  zoranjaksic wrote:

  Hello

  I work as a system administrator and having 5 of these p6232it on LAN workstations. Product no: VS351AA-ABZ build No.: 94CEv6PrA3, and the BIOS revision is 5.07 (2009-07-06). I can't use the Wake-On-Lan feature, although all other machines (especially s-HP and IBM-s 43) on LAN are able to wake up when the signal is sent to them.

  I tried different settings in the BIOS - did not help.

  I looked at the specs of the motherboard via: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01746799

  It says that the ethernet controller is Realtek 8111 DL, so I found it's specifications at: http://www.realtek.com.tw/products/productsView.aspx?Langid=1&PFid=5&Level=5&Conn=4&ProdID=193

  It is clear that it supports Wake-on-LAN and wake up remote assistance. Intel G43 Express Chipset also supports this feature, but there is no setting for it in the BIOS. I tried to find the update of the BIOS for that motherboard but had no success.

  My questions are: is the function WOL implemented on this specific motherboard? How to activate it?

  I would appreciate any advice.

  Best regards

  Zoran Jackson - Director of system INFORMATICS, Belgrade, Serbia.

  You will need to install a PCI or PCIe x 1 card network to enable WOL. That function is not installed in the Pavilion p6232it desktop computer BIOS.

  I came across a similar problem during a network turnkey installation here in the Netherlands. I installed as an Intel Pro/1000 GT PCI network cards.

  Best regards
  ERICO

• 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!

• Alienware 15 R3 Wake-on-LAN

  I saw a similar thread about a 17 January R3; the conclusion was that the BIOS did not support WOL. What is the case for the 15 R3? My magic packets (by cable) are not wake it standby, hibernation, etc.. My pilot killer properties allow this and I tried it with fast-start enabled or disabled. Thank you!

  Hello

  It has only USB wake support in this machine. Wake on LAN is not available in the BIOS, so the function will not work.

• 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!

• How to activate 802. 1 x with ' Wake on LAN ' EMS 2010 cisco?

  Hello

  We have acquired an EMS cisco 2010 to replace our distribution switch. I've implemented the 802.1 X network. Everything works great except that I can't find how to activate 802. 1 x with "Wake on LAN" on this kind of switch. You have an idea?

  The catalyst, I saw that it was sufficient to activate this control "control-direction authentication {times |}". in}.

  Except that it seems not to exist on this switch. Is there another way to activate 802. 1 x WoL without the help of this command?

  Or how to allow the magic packet (WoL) on a port marked by unauthorized 802.1 x?

  Thanks in advance

  Hervé

  Hi John, it is not supported.

  -Tom

• With Wake-On-LAN to reactivate the Group residential access to a computer to sleep...

  I have two laptops with Windows 7 (Pro 64).  I had both the join HomeGroup and could access shared folders.  I noticed that when a computer "sleep" disappears from the homegroup.  There is a note on the page of the homegroup password: "computers that are turned off or sleep does not appear in the homegroup.»  Elsewhere in TechNet I see information on WOL (Wake-on-LAN) of Windows capabilities on hardware that supports, and I selected "Allow this device to wake the computer" in Device Manager > network adapters > LAN_Adapter > power management tab.  But without success in waking a computer sleep to access remotely via homegroup.

  Does anyone know if remote activation is feasible and how to activate it?

  Thank you!

  John

  Hello

  Wire or wireless?

  If it wireless it will be the current wireless hardware does not work do not support this action.

  Thread might or might not work depending on the hardware.

  While many office computers would wake on network traffic, a lot of laptops would be not because they all plan material manufacturer to save energy.

  There is nothing more that we can do about it in addition to checking the suite (not the magic packet) tab in the power management of the network card.

  It is one of the issues that are still outstanding (hardware wise) in the entry level network business.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Wake-on-Lan Pavilion p6130y?

  I have several HP desktop computers, that support wake-on-lan. I just bought a p6130y and immediately installed Windows 7. I can't WOL to work on it. (I have others updated for Win 7 and WOL works for them).

  (1) it is not mentioned in the BIOS, but
  (2) the Device Manager indicates it is enabled on the LAN.

  My question is: is taken WOL supported on the p6130y?

  Derek

  Fixed!   I reinstalled Win 7 tonight (this time 64-bit), and this time this WOL worked right out of the box!   Guess we will have to put down for one of life's little mysteries.

  Thanks for your help.

  Derek

• HP ProLiant Microserver Wake On LAN wireless WOWLAN

  Hi, I was wondering if someone had managed to get the wake on LAN wireless (wowlan) working on a Microserver?  I think that it would be not possible because you will need to have a wireless NETWORK interface integrated to do this and the server is not, but I thought I'd ask.  I'm using Linux, but I'd be curious to see if someone had got it works on any OS at least that would show that the hardware can support it?

  Thank you

  HD

  The Proliant server is a product of company. Your question would be the best location in the HP Enterprise Business community forum instead of ion HERE consumer product forum.

• Wake on Lan

  I have a HP 7600 computer compact running windows 7 Home Premium. I can run Wake On Lan on this computer

  Hello:

  Depending on the configuration of the system guide there is a framework of WOL.

  Here is the guide for your reading pleasure.

  http://bizsupport2.Austin.HP.com/BC/docs/support/SupportManual/c00555674/c00555674.PDF

  Paul

• 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 /.