TRB500 Wake on LAN

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Main Page > TRB Gateways > TRB500 > TRB500 Manual > TRB500 WebUI > TRB500 Services section > TRB500 Wake on LAN

The information in this page is updated in accordance with firmware version TRB5_R_00.07.10

Note: Firmware versions before TRB5_R_00.07.04.4 will not be supported by devices from batch 09 and higher..


Summary

Wake on LAN (WOL) is feature that can "wake up" compliant computers from sleep mode by sending a "magic packet" to the network interface adapter. This chapter is an overview of the Wake on LAN page in TRB500 devices.


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Wake on LAN configuration

You can set up the WOL function to use a broadcast address when waking up devices or wake all connected devices on click from the Wake on LAN configuration section:

Field Value Description
Broadcast off | on; default: off If checked, the WOL function sends a magic packet to the broadcast address (FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF) whenever it is asked to wake a device. When you send a packet to the broadcast address it is received by all LAN devices.
Interface network interface(s); default: br-lan Network interface of the target network.
Wake all devices - (interactive button) Wakes all devices by sending a magic packet to the broadcast address (FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF).

Wake on LAN devices

The Wake on LAN devices section is used to configure entries for LAN devices that can later be woken up by the WOL function. Refer to the figure bellow for information on the fields contained in the Wake on LAN devices section.

Field Value Description
Name string; default: example A custom name for the device. Only used for easier management purposes.
MAC mac; default: 11:22:33:44:55:66 MAC address of the network interface card of the computer that will be "woken up".
Password string; default: AABBCCDDEEFF SecureON Password - sends given password when attempting to wake the host. Some computers have a BIOS feature that secures the WOL feature with a password. If your BIOS does not require such a password, leave this field empty.
Wake on Boot off | on; default: off Indicates whether the device should be "woken up" on device startup.
Wake device - (interactive button) Sends a magic packet to the specified device.
Actions - (interactive button) Delete Deletes the device configuration.
Add - (interactive button) Add a new Wake on LAN device entry to the list.

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