I found a pretty nice app for Android called JuiceSSH that will let you create snippets that can be added to connections. You could create a connection and add an 'ether-wake' snippet for each computer you wish to wake so you end up with what is basically a one-click solution for each computer.
What concerns me is allowing SSH access over the internet.
One caveat to using JuiceSSH is that you either have to b): set up Sophos to allow root access over the Internet or c): add the SU command and store the root password in the snippet. JuiceSSH does however have the option of password protecting everything (i.e.; connections, snippets, etc).
Which method do you guys think is safer; a, b or c?
I found a pretty nice app for Android called JuiceSSH that will let you create snippets that can be added to connections. You could create a connection and add an 'ether-wake' snippet for each computer you wish to wake so you end up with what is basically a one-click solution for each computer.
What concerns me is allowing SSH access over the internet.
One caveat to using JuiceSSH is that you either have to b): set up Sophos to allow root access over the Internet or c): add the SU command and store the root password in the snippet. JuiceSSH does however have the option of password protecting everything (i.e.; connections, snippets, etc).
Which method do you guys think is safer; a, b or c?
