Introduction
Sub-menu: /tool wol
The Wake on LAN tool can send a UDP Magic Packet to the Broadcast address with a selected MAC address embedded in it.
If the target device supports Wake on LAN (a target computer has specific hardware and software requirements for the Wake on LAN feature to work), it should wake up from sleep or shutdown state.
Currently, secure WoL is not supported.
By default, the magic packet will be sent as an IP broadcast out the default gateway interface, but if you want, you can tell the command to use a specific interface:
Property Description
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| interface (string; Default: ) | Interface through which the Magic Packet will be sent |
| mac (MAC; Default: ) | MAC address of a target computer |
Application Example
The command requires a MAC address parameter and interface.
If an interface is not specified, A Magic Packet will be sent as an IP broadcast from a default gateway interface.
/tool wol mac=FE:4B:71:05:EA:8B interface=ether1