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wake-on-lan with astaro v5

zenit
Hello,

for WOL is directed broadcast necessary. Can ASL do this?

We have two broadcast domains separated by ASL without a router. We have to wake on clients from the one domain within the other broadcast domain.

Thanks,
zenit


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    Did you ever find a solution?  I have a similiar issue with sending broadcast wake up's through an IPSec connection.
  • 0 in reply to Jhaislet
    IIRC, there are some command-line WOL tools available from the shell (console or SSH).

    Barry
  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    I didn't find the solution I was looking for (broadcast forwarding), but luckly the Intel Pro/1000 MT NIC in the machine I'm needing to wake-up remotely supports "Wake on Ping."  (Thank you Intel!)

    This works out great since "ping" packets are TCP/IP based and can be routed.

    I'm still interested in broadcast forwarding for some other applications like browsing the network (as I'm not currently running a WINS server).
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  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    I didn't find the solution I was looking for (broadcast forwarding), but luckly the Intel Pro/1000 MT NIC in the machine I'm needing to wake-up remotely supports "Wake on Ping."  (Thank you Intel!)

    This works out great since "ping" packets are TCP/IP based and can be routed.

    I'm still interested in broadcast forwarding for some other applications like browsing the network (as I'm not currently running a WINS server).
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