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Using the Wake on LAN (WOL) in the user interface

Last adaptation to the version: 12.7.2

New:
  • The magic-packet can now also be sent in VLAN frames
  • The magic-packet is packed into a UDP frame with destination port 7 and 9 (v12.7.0)
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Access: Wake on Lan


Requirements

A device can be switched on via the network card using the WOL.

  • The device to be switched on must support this functionality
  • Configuration was made in the BIOS or UEFI of the device
  • The magic-packet is packed into a UDP frame so that it is not swallowed by managed switches.
    As of v12.7, two parallel packets are sent to destination ports 7 and 9




























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    Login to the user interface

    • The user login to the user interface is called up via the IP address or URL of the UTM, possibly followed by a port specification
    • Depending on the assigned permissions, various functions are made available
    • Click on the corresponding tile to access the desired function




    WOL im Userinterface

    After successful login to the user interface of the UTM, Wake on Lan is selected in the menu.

  • If the menu item does not appear, you should check whether in the Admin Interface under Authentication Users  Area Users Button 🠖 area WOL devices have been added.
  • Alternativ lässt sich WOL auch per CLI nutzen
  • Step 1

    Wake on Lan UTMUser@Userinterface UTM v12.6 UI WOL Uebersicht-en.pngThe Wake on LANwindow with the list of configured computers. A window opens with an overview of the configured computers.
    The following information is displayed in each tile:

    • The MAC address of the device to which the packets are to be sent
    • The interface of the UTM through which the packets are to be sent.
    • The name of the WOL connection set by the administrator


    Step 2

    UTM v12.6 UI WOL PopUp-en.png
    The pop-up window during the activation process.
    • For example, after clicking the tile for the computer PC1,a pop-up window appears in the upper right corner
    • During this process, a Magic Packet is sent to the network card of the device that is to be activated via WOL
    • If WOL was allowed in the BIOS or UEFI of the device, the device should now boot


    WOL per CLI

    Der Allgemeine CLI-Befehl, um WOL zu nutzen lautet system tools wake, es muss jedoch noch der zu startende Host (Format: MAC@schnittstelle) mit dem Parameter host übergeben werden.
    Beispiel: system tools wake host 00:1A:2B:3C:4E:5F@eth1

  • Buchstaben der MAC-Adresse müssen in Großbuchstaben angegeben werden

  • Fehlermeldungen

    Außerdem sind folgende Fehlermeldungen möglich:
    Fehlermeldung Description
    no wake_on_lan_hosts configured (for connected user) Der genutzte User hat keine WOL-Hosts konfiguriert
    trying' to wake up an unassigned host Der eingegebene Host existiert nicht, wahrscheinlich ein Tippfehler bei der MAC-Adresse oder die falsche Schnittstelle.