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imported>Chris at 05:34, 23 July 2012

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	[[Terminal Guide]]~~<br />~~		* [[Terminal Guide]]
	[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN Wake-on-LAN Wikipedia.org]		* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN Wake-on-LAN Wikipedia.org]

imported>Chris at 05:34, 23 July 2012

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	[[Terminal Guide]]		[[Terminal Guide]]<br />
	[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN Wake-on-LAN Wikipedia.org]		[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN Wake-on-LAN Wikipedia.org]

imported>Chris at 05:33, 23 July 2012

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	=== Receiving Machine ===		=== Receiving Machine ===
	Using Wake On LAN requires hardware on the receiving machines to be setup in the computers BIOS to keep the network card in a low power state when the machine is off to check for a signal to tell the machine to power on. Each individual machine you want to wake up needs to have this setting configured. Enabling this setting can be performed differently per machine. If you need assistance setting this function, performing a search for enable Wake on LAN and the model of your computer in your preferred search engine should get you steps on how to enable this setting.		Using Wake On LAN requires hardware on the receiving machines to be setup in the computers BIOS to keep the network card in a low power state when the machine is off to check for a signal to tell the machine to power on. Each individual machine you want to wake up needs to have this setting configured. Enabling this setting can be performed differently per machine. If you need assistance setting this function, performing a search for enable Wake on LAN and the model of your computer in your preferred search engine should get you steps on how to enable this setting.


	=== Sending Machine ===		=== Sending Machine ===
	To use Wake on LAN (WoL), type the following terminal command <font class="code">wakeonlan [MACaddress]</font> where [MACaddress] is the physical address of the machine you want to power on. To get the MAC address of the machine you want to power on, run the following terminal command <font class="code">ifconfig /all</font> and look for the result labeled "Physical Address" (00:00:00:00:00:00).		To use Wake on LAN (WoL), type the following terminal command <font class="code">wakeonlan [MACaddress]</font> where [MACaddress] is the physical address of the machine you want to power on. To get the MAC address of the machine you want to power on, run the following terminal command <font class="code">ifconfig /all</font> and look for the result labeled "Physical Address" (00:00:00:00:00:00).


	'''Note: WoL magic packets cannot be routed past a layer-2 link, WoL will only work if the computer sending and the computer receiving are on the same IP subnet.'''		'''Note: WoL magic packets cannot be routed past a layer-2 link, WoL will only work if the computer sending and the computer receiving are on the same IP subnet.'''

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 == See Also ==
 [[Terminal Guide]]

imported>Chris at 05:10, 23 July 2012

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	To use Wake on LAN (WoL) type the following command in an ~~xterm window:~~ wakeonlan [MACaddress]. If the wakeonlan application is not already installed on that particular machine ~~type~~ apt-get install wakeonlan ~~before~~ ~~trying~~ again.		To use Wake on LAN (WoL), type the following command in terminal <font class="code">wakeonlan [MACaddress]</font> Where [MACaddress] is the physical address of the machine you want to power on. To get the MAC address of the machine you want to power on, run the following terminal command <font class="code">ifconfig /all</font> and look for the result labeled "Physical Address" (00:00:00:00:00:00). If the wakeonlan application is not already installed on that particular machine, typing <font class="code">apt-get install wakeonlan</font> and try again.

	'''Note: WoL magic packets cannot be routed past a layer-2 link, WoL will only work if the computer sending and the computer receiving are on the same IP subnet.'''		'''Note: WoL magic packets cannot be routed past a layer-2 link, WoL will only work if the computer sending and the computer receiving are on the same IP subnet.'''


			== See Also ==
			[[Terminal Guide]]

imported>Chris at 01:12, 9 April 2012

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	(explain wake on lan)

	To use Wake on LAN (WoL) type the following command in an xterm window: wakeonlan [MACaddress]. If the wakeonlan application is not already installed on that particular machine type apt-get install wakeonlan before trying again.		To use Wake on LAN (WoL) type the following command in an xterm window: wakeonlan [MACaddress]. If the wakeonlan application is not already installed on that particular machine type apt-get install wakeonlan before trying again.

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(explain wake on lan)

To use Wake on LAN (WoL) type the following command in an xterm window: wakeonlan [MACaddress]. If the wakeonlan application is not already installed on that particular machine type apt-get install wakeonlan before trying again.

'''Note: WoL magic packets cannot be routed past a layer-2 link, WoL will only work if the computer sending and the computer receiving are on the same IP subnet.'''