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I assume with IPCOP you would have two lan cards you would only set it
for the internal lan card. And the wake commands are not suppose to be
routed. And it takes 16 packets (or something like that) with the mac
addresses of the lan card to start it up.
And I just read someplace there is a debate on if turning the PC off and
on when not used for some time is better then leaving it on. And with
wake on lan it just turns the PC on it does not turn it back off.
The system is not even running so not sure it even knows what operating
system is on the PC. It works between the LAN card and the motherboard.
John Ross
www.ERP400.com
www.Netshare400.com
Bob Crothers wrote:
I've never used "Wake on LAN".
But, bad stuff comes over the net a lot. You would probably use more power
and defiantly more wear and tear on everything if you did this.
Also don't know if Linux supports it.
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