Wake on LAN (WOL) through different VLAN on SG-300-10

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• Internet connection through different VLAN

  Could someone help me here please.

  Have a cisco SG500 2 (mode layer 3) configured with 3 VLAN connected to a modem adsl (Trendnet) - vlan voice 1 data, vlan 2, vlan 3 tests.  Routing between VLANs is ok I can ping any device in any vlan and have access to the internet through the vlan 1 but no internet access on the other vlan is the vlan 2 and 3. No ping to adsl, if I plugged in a device in the vlan 2 or 3. My question is do I have a router or firewall in order to provide internet access through all my VLAN or is it possible with the SG500 connected to adsl? a turn on ip Routing and the default route in my SG500, but still no luck. need internet connection for the PC as well as voip devices.

  Thank you

  Hi Paul, the switch performs no NAT function so if your modem is only a modem giving public IP addresses then you would need a router to support the NAT function and support the vlan or the static routes.

  If your modem works as a router, need you a static route on the modem to point to the SVI to the switch to allow the clients of vlan connection to connect to the modem to turn, what makes the internet work.

  -Tom
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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 /.

• 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 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 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.

• Satellite P200-18Z: How can I do wake on LAN?

  How can I make WoL work on this computer.
  I enabled it in bios, but I can't even wake my phone to another device.
  I am running windows 7 ultimate, if this material.

  Thank you

  Hello

  You can wake up on LAN laptop if you run a query to a service that is running on the laptop.
  But you cannot wakeup the laptop if you access a data or similar
  You will need special software that send a magic packet.

  Check the Wake On Lan tool. Its freeware and you can download this from different pages

• 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.

• 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

• WIndows Server with multiple IP addresses in different VLANS

  What I'm trying to achieve: -.

  A Server Windows 2008 R2 Virtual machine with of 6 vNIC each with an IP different address of VLAN different & connected to the corresponding ports on VIRTUAL LAN group.

  Now how to make sure that traffic is properly flowing as traffic for VLAN specific are coming and get out of that vnic so that it can flow through port designated group

  As a single gateway can be mentioned, I guess we need to add static routes for that to work, but if it's static routes, then please explain to me how these roads will need to be added for each IP address.

  Or if there is another way to make her even if you please let me know.

  
  

  Thanks in advance...
  

  
  

  I was wondering what I really need to add roads since I am not asking that two different VLAN is talking to each other. Guess that's when I need the static routes.

  I guess in this case if I have 3 NIC with 3 different IP addresses would not be the traffic corresponding VLAN will come automatically the corresponding card.

  That would not be in the range 1.2.3.x traffic flows automatically NIC1 & 5.6.7.x runs automatically NIC2 & etc.?

• 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.)

• Satellite C660 - how to activate and use WAKE ON LAN?

  Hi all

  Previously, I posted asking about the use of Wake on Wireless LAN and was very helpfully informed that it was impossible, so I started to explore the Wake ON LAN option.

  I have a Toshiba C660 PSC0LE-00500JEN and helped Wake ON LAN in the BIOS and have connected a LAN cable between my router and the laptop, which recognize each other, if the cable looks ok.

  However, if I use an app to WAKE ON LAN on my android, or I use a site online "wake on lan via browser ', the laptop stay asleep.

  Can someone advise?

  Thank you

  James

  Hello

  Wake Up on Lan option would work if send you a magic packet to the remote machine (laptop).

  I have no experience using the Android app, who knows if it works properly

  Try the other method. For example, using software such as wake on Lan for Windows (GUI) graphical user Interface

  Google for it to download this software.

  In addition, go to the device-> LAN card Manager-> properties-> Advanced tab and check here if the WOL is activated too

• 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

  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