Wake-on LAN with Hibernate

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• 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?

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  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

• 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

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  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

• Wake On Lan doesn't work not to when the PC is shut down

  Hello

  I plug just the HP all-in - One 200-5110 win7 64-bit and I'm pretty happy with it, everything works fine and I finished the installation but I can't do the work of Wake On Lan (wol) when you clean shutdown of the pc.

  The Office uses the same cable, same switch port with my former 6 year old computer that had no problem alarm since the closure.

  The BIOS I see no parameters, the network card has the latest drivers on the HP site, and I think I tried all possible combinations of settings in network properties. The only way that Office wakes up correctly is to Hibernate or sleep state.

  Here are some screenshots of my settings:

  http://img713.imageshack.us/img713/1424/clipboard1k.jpg

  http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/8003/clipboard2tp.jpg
  http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/1/clipboard3.jpg
  http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/4227/clipboard4k.jpg
  http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/124/clipboard5.jpg

  Anyone have an idea on how to solve this problem? Did I miss something or an option?

  Thank you in advance.

  Kind regards
  Vassilis

  For WOL to work when the computer is OFF, this feature must be enabled in the BIOS > Power. If there is no option, this feature does not work when the computer is turned OFF.

• 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 /.

• 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.

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• 800 G2: 2 800 all-in-one, wake on lan to PXE but not hard

  I have a problem with 18 800 2 all in UNITS. I can easily start none of them using wake on lan but, they all want to PXE boot. Nothing I've tried to change in the BIOS has made a difference. I need to start Windows.

  Any suggestions?

  Dan

  @Dan2495

  Go to the BOOT options in the BIOS.

  Uncheck the option of network (PXE) boot.

  Then go to the Options of integrated device.

  Value Wake On LAN for a hard driver start.

  REO

• Wake On Lan for Pavilion 500-046

  I have been using Wake On Lan on my other computers to wake up computers on my network that have been closed using the Windows 7 shutdown command. This is a very useful feature for me, and I would like to make it work on my computer HP Pavilion Desk Top with Qualcomm AR8161 PCI - E Gigabit Ethernet control. The Bios on the 500-046 has this option, and I put it to ACTIVATE. I am running Windows 8.1 update on the Pavilion. I, moreover, looked at other possible power in Device Manager settings, but I'm not having any luck getting it works. There is absolutely no response from the Pavilion when a wake on LAN signal is sent. A similar question has been posted by me a few days there are no answers. Maybe and Expert could give it a whirl. Thanks for any help.

  Hello fredkoch3,

  I read your post about how you have problems to wake on LAN issues with your desktop computer, and I'd be happy to guide you to a resolution!

  To start, I recommend that you follow this thread on ' Wake on LAN ' (WOL) behavior in Windows 8 and Windows 8.1. This should help explain how (WOL) is used for Windows compared to Windows 7 8.1.

  To find out if your system can be configured for Wake on Lan, I suggest a command "powercfg' running on your computer. This will check the power management features available. To do this, please follow the steps in the following procedure:

  1. Press and hold the Windows key and the R button simultaneously
  2. Type the word cmd in the box provided
  3. In the command prompt window, type the command "powercfg - availablesleepstates.
  4. Here you can compare the available sleep States using the document States supply system to see if (WOL) is available.

  Reference: http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/Windows/desktop/aa373229.aspx

  Please re-post with the results of your troubleshooting, and I look forward to your response!
  
  Concerning

• Wake On Lan doesn't work 640 ProBook

  Hello!
  
  I am trying to configure wake on LAN on laptop ProBook 640 G1, but it does not work
  
  I configured the BIOS settings and also tried different magic packet WOL tools with no luck. I have already updated the BIOS to the latest available version. Also I tried various BIOS settings, but it simply doesn't.
  
  I read the various messages with some advice (as configuration options of Windows drivers, also put my laptop in standby mode, the standby modes available with the POWERCFG command verification) but still I can't make it work.
  
  I tested my network using a utility to check if my phone is received the magic packet and network is fine.
  
  I already work with Wake On LAN function in another HP laptop and it works fine. The problem is with this new model (I have 2 new laptops and it does not work in any of them).
  
  Hope someone can help me.
  
  Thank you in advance!

  Hello!

  I solved my problem.

  The origin of the problem is the way in which Windows 8 turns off your computer.

  If I run the "shutdown-s" command to CMD then I can start my computer with magic packet WOL.

  But if I use the option stop with the mouse, then I can't.

  I had to disable the hybrid boot in my windows, so it's no more a problem. I found there is a command to do this:

  ' bcdedit/set disabledynamictick Yes.

  Now it works fine.

• Wake on Lan for HP Envy laptop m4

  I have a HP ENVY laptop m4 running Windows 8.1 (64-bit).  The laptop has a Ralink RT5390R 802.11bgn Wi - Fi adapter. I can't get to respond to any package of Wake-On-Lan.  The computer is connected wireless to 90% of the time.  At this point, I have not tried a sequence of waking with the wired connection, so I can't tell if it's successful.

  My question is: is-possible WOL with the Ralink card? And, if so, how you configure it?

  Thanks in advance

  The first thing you need to know is that it doesn't seem to be a WOL enable\disable option in the BIOS of your laptop want m4.  That does not make a non-viable option using WOL.

  You should read the following article on the How to Geek on WOL.

  http://www.howtogeek.com/70374/how-to-geek-explains-what-is-wake-on-LAN-and-how-do-i-enable-it/

• 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

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  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

• [IdeaPad Y510] Compatible Wake On Lan?

  Hello

  I'd like to wake up my laptop with Wake On Lan, but I did not find the settings "Enabled Wake On lan in the bios".

  How can he do?

  Thank you

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  I'm sorry, I'm French, I speak very well English

  because he's not here

  Right click on my computer > manage > device management > network adapters