Wake-on-LAN is an a standard that allows a computer to be turned on or woken up by a network messagecalled "Magic Packet".
Amahi supports waking up machines devices that are properly setup and have a dynamic or static IP addressDHCP leases in your network, under Setup > Networking.
To try itThese devices some times come with WOL enable. In many PCs, go they need to Setup be setup properly by enabling WakeOnLan in their BIOS. This setting has quite a few names in BIOS's out there. Here's a couple of them <small> Networking > Static IPs and unfold (find the wor for one you need in the device that you want to wake up.user manual of your motherboard/system)</small>:* MAC Resume From S3/S4* MACPME Power Up Control* Power On By Onboard LAN* Power Up By Onboard LAN* Resume by LAN* Resume By WOL* Resume on LAN* Resume on LAN/PME#* Wake on LAN from S5* Wake Up On LAN* WakeUp by Onboard LAN* WOL (PME#) From Soft-Off
Equivalent terms include To try it, go to Setup > Networking > Static IPs and unfold the row for the device that you want to wake up. More information on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN Wake on LAN and how it works ...] If you're trying to wake a remote Linux system, and it's not working, try executing this command on the remote Linux client: or ethtool -s eth0 wol g ==Wake on -On-LAN Server Application (WOL Fedora 19 or WoLgreater), ==[http://www.amahi.org/apps/wake-on-lan-server Wake-On-LAN Server] is an application that enables users to wake client devices in their network through their Amahi server. The inspiration and core scripts of Wake-On-LAN Server are Jeremy Blum's work ([http://www.jeremyblum.com/2013/07/14/rpi-wol-server Raspberry Pi Remote Wake-Up On-LAN Server]). Secure login and MySQL database have been added to increase the programs functionality as a App. To manually install, [[Open_terminal_as_root|Open terminal as root]]: * Install WOL dependency yum -y install wol* Create a [https://www.amahi.org/apps/webapp webapp] called '''wolserver'''* Navigate to the wolserver directory cd /var/hda/web-apps/wolserver* Download Wake-On-LAN Server (RWUAlpha) wget <nowiki>https://github. com/thegillion/WOL-server-w-sql/archive/master.zip</nowiki>* Unzip the file unzip WOL-server-w-sql-master.zip -d html* Create an SQL database called '''wolserver''' hda-create-db-and-user wolserver* Import the tables from the download file. mysql -uwolserver -pwolserver wolserver < html/wolserver.sql* Change file ownership to apache:users chown -R apache:users html That's it for setup. You are now ready to configure the application for your devices. The administrator login is:<br /><blockquote><code>Name: admin<br />Password: admin<br /></code></blockquote>Wake a computer Passphrase (change by editing config.php):<blockquote><code>wakemeup<br /></code></blockquote> To access the app outside of the network, refer to [[Hosting_a_website#Hosting_a_single_Webapp|Hosting a single web app]], [[Hosting_a_website#Hosting_Multiple_Webapps|hosting multiple web apps]], or [[Hosting_a_website#Hosting_Webapps_.28Alternative.29|hosting webapps (alternative)]] guidance. If interested in "Sleep-On-LAN" for a Windows computer, see [http://enwww.wikipediajeremyblum.orgcom/2013/07/wiki14/Wakerpi-onwol-LAN More server Jeremy Blum's page]. Install the [http://www.ireksoftware.com/SleepOnLan SleepOnLan client] for this capability. == References ==* [[Enabling_WOL|Enabling WOL]]: Detailed description of how to enable WOL* [http://www.jeremyblum.com/2013/07/14/rpi-wol-server/ Raspberry Pi Remote Wake-On-LAN Server]
