Remote Wake Up



Defines remote wake up and how to configure remote wake up on your system. All you have to do is press one of the devices in the bookmarks list to start the computer remotely. A handy function is the ability to add a widget to your home screen that can send the packet data to a selected device just by pressing the icon. By default the magic packet is sent three times, it can be changed up or down in the app settings. Remote Wake Up is a tool that allows you to remotely switch on every Wake On Lan capable device. You can also wake up devices over the internet. Additionally Remote Wake Up allows you to reboot, shut down, send other Macs to sleep or even send AppleScripts using SSH. Remote wake-up computer program developed by Python and pyqt5. You can edit the info file to import the host information to wake up. It needs the domain name / IP address, MAC address and port. The format is as follows: Domain/IP MAC PORT. For example: 123.123.123.123:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX 9 test.test.com XX:XX:XX:XX:XX.

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Problem

You are logged in remotely and you need to reboot your computer. You go to the start menu, but there's no reboot option visible.

Solution

Powershell

Remote Wake Up Alarm

Wake Up from sleep

This uses Magic Packets and Wake-on-lan to wake up a ethernet-connected desktop that's currently in either an S1 or S3 sleep state.

You need to send the magic packet from the same Subnet (RCW 3rd floor has 10.155.34.0/23 and 140.142.22.###), and also send the Magic Packet directly to the IP Address of the computer (either use MyIT or the Dynamic DNS suffix clients.uw.edu).

The following is a powershell script (use Powershell ISE or paste the script below into Powershell)

If you need to wake up a computer from a different subnet, you'll want to use this methods in conjunction with Remote Code Execution on an online remote computer in that subnet you have access to (you don't need to kick active users off that computer).

You can also use this if you need to do it more often and need a GUI. But keep in mind you can only wake up computers in the same subnet. https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9NBLGGH51PB3

Reboot Remotely

Use this methods in conjunction with Remote Code Execution.

Remote Wake Up Pc

Shaolin vs wutang system requirements. Also use 'Computer Management' to start the 'Windows Remote Management' Service if it's off (generally On by default for MWS and CO Images).

The main usage of this scenario is if the end user wants to remote in, but either their remote session is stuck logging in or their computer is otherwise unresponsive but somehow responding to ICMP ping requests.

Before doing this, please inform your end user that any unsaved work they were working on will get lost.


Legacy Instructions (Windows 7 / Windows Server 2008 did not display Shutdown and Reboot options in the start menu).

Problem

You are logged in remotely and you need to reboot your computer. You go to the start menu, but there's no reboot option visible.

Solution

You can still reboot the computer, you just have to know how to do it on a remote connection

Remote Wake Up Windows 7

  1. Go to the Start Menu on the Remote computer
  2. Select the 'Windows Security' option at bottom right (just above log off)
  3. This should get you to a screen with a bright red Shutdown options drop down at bottom right. You can also get to this screen via Control+Alt+End(Ctrl+Alt+End invokes the CAD combo inside of a remote desktop session; this is handy for logging out of a WS12 box)
  4. Select 'Restart' from the dropdown. (Be careful not to choose 'Shutdown' or you will need someone physically with the server to restart it.)
Remote wake up alarm

Alternatively from the Start Menu run command line you can do 'shutdown /r' which will restart it after 30 seconds.



Remote Wake Up Windows 10






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