wake on lan

Wake on LAN is able to wake computer via LAN.

You need just enter appropriate MAC address of the computer youd like to wake.

Remote wake on LAN is a free tool which is used in: Power on Machine or Machines (Routers/ PCs) at the same time remotely in LAN and have WOL, wake on LAN, get IP addresses of any Internet sites or any machines in LAN remotely, Get IP by machine name or machine name by IP remotely, and get MAC address of any machine in LAN remotely.

GDS Wake On Lan is a simple but powerful application that will help you wake up pc using your network. (If the pc supports it, and its enabled)

Wake On LAN Ex description
Wake On LAN Ex was designed to be used with computers that contain network cards that turn on when a Wake On LAN Ex is a small program designed to be used with computers that contain network cards which are set to turn on when a "magic packet" is received.

Running Wake On LAN Ex, entering the required details, and hitting Send will cause the WOL-enabled computer to turn itself on and boot as normal.

Depending on its WOL abilities, the destination computer can be sleeping, hibernating, or entirely off and still be able to react to a Wake-On-LAN event. Since v0.95, it is now possible to Log-Off, Restart, and Shutdown remote PCs.

This application does not require any runtimes at all to function.

Usage

Run the program and enter a network mask into the first textbox (255.255.255.255 is the default) and the MAC ID of the computer you would like to wake-up into the second textbox. The ID can be obtained by the following means (do this on the computer that you would like to wake-up, NOT on the computer that is sending the WOL signal!) ...

A) Windows NT. Open a command prompt and type IPCONFIG /ALL followed by Return. The value listed after Physical Address is the MAC ID.

B) Windows 95/98/NT4. Type WINIPCFG and locate the 12-character string.

To be able to Log-Off, Restart, and Shutdown other computers running Windows, you will need to have a user account on those computers and be logged in (logging in by checking a shared folder generally works). You will also need to be using an NT version of Windows.

The SolarWinds Wake-On-LAN is a free and useful application which has the ability to "power on" a PC remotely. This is accomplished by the generation of a "Magic Packet" to remotely power on PCs attached to networks. When the remote network adapter hears a "Magic Packet" created for it s unique MAC address the network adapter alerts the computer to power on. If Wake ON LAN has been enabled in the computer s BIOS settings, the system will power on as if the power button had been pressed.

To accomplish this you will first need to ensure your PC is configured to accept a Wake-On-LAN remote command. You must also identify the IP Address and MAC Address of the remote device. When the device shuts down, its Network Interface Card (NIC card) is still receiving power, and keeps listening on the network for a magic packet to arrive.

Wake On LAN proxy allows machines behind a gateway/firewall to be woken up. You have a constant connection to the Internet, but you are away from base. All machines except the gateway are powered off while you are away. Remotely you decide you want to access one of your machines. You need to power it up first. For machines with suitable NICs there is the Wake On LAN mechanism. But this doesnt work over the Internet because you would have to route a packet to your internal network. The firewall stops you from doing that, for good reasons. Even if you were able to route a packet, you wouldnt want this information to travel in the clear, otherwise other people who intercept your packets could learn how to turn on your machines remotely too. So you need some kind of authentication and privacy.

Enter Wake On LAN proxy. This runs on your gateway, or on some other machine on the network thats always on, and can be reached from the Internet by port forwarding. You can send a command to it to wake a particular machine and it broadcasts a suitable packet on the internal network.

Wake On LAN Ex is a small program designed to be used with computers that contain network cards which are set to turn on when a "magic packet" is received.

Running Wake On LAN Ex, entering the required details, and hitting Send will cause the WOL-enabled computer to turn itself on and boot as normal.

Depending on its WOL abilities, the destination computer can be sleeping, hibernating, or entirely off and still be able to react to a Wake-On-LAN event. Since v0.95, it is now possible to Log-Off, Restart, and Shutdown remote PCs.

This application does not require any runtimes at all to function.

Usage

Run the program and enter a network mask into the first textbox (255.255.255.255 is the default) and the MAC ID of the computer you would like to wake-up into the second textbox. The ID can be obtained by the following means (do this on the computer that you would like to wake-up, NOT on the computer that is sending the WOL signal!) ...

A) Windows NT. Open a command prompt and type IPCONFIG /ALL followed by Return. The value listed after Physical Address is the MAC ID.

B) Windows 95/98/NT4. Type WINIPCFG and locate the 12-character string.

To be able to Log-Off, Restart, and Shutdown other computers running Windows, you will need to have a user account on those computers and be logged in (logging in by checking a shared folder generally works). You will also need to be using an NT version of Windows.

With the arrival of the Pentium, a new type of network card has been developed. PCI cards offer the advantage of Plug and Play. This means that the operating system recognises the card and directly carries out the installation for you.
This PCI Ethernet card has a Realtek chipset with a high compatibility for UTP networks. This is an auto-sense card, meaning that it adjusts to a speed of 10 or 100 Mbps depending on the rest of the network.
With the Wake On LAN function, PC s that are in stand-by mode can be reactivated and used for data transmission or retrieval.

Features:
Single-chip controller complies to PCI local bus specifications revision 2.1
Conforms with IEEE 802.3 10BASE-T and IEEE 802.3u 100BASE-TX standards
Single shielded RJ-45 connectior for using at either 10 or 100 Mbps speed
Realtek Chipset 8139
On-board socket for an optional remote boot ROM
Provides 1 diagnostic LED to monitor linking status
Provides high performance network drivers such as ODI, NDIS, NDIS 3, NDIS4, NDIS5, UNIX, etc.
Supports Wake On LAN function and ACPI

It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.
Do not forget to check with our site as often as possible in order to stay updated on the latest drivers, software and games.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed a wrong driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

Wake on Lan for Windows Graphical User Interface is an useful piece of software that enables you to wake up computers remotely.

You just need to know the IP and the MAC address and the computer will "wake up"

Sweex (sweex.com) manufactures computer-related products and has grown into a leading, mature player in the European market for consumer IT. From its head office in Delft (the Netherlands) and the nearby logistical centre in Hook of Holland, an intricate distribution network attends to Sweex partners in 45 countries in Europe, the Middle East and Northern Africa. The Sweex office in Taipei (Taiwan) guarantees the best possible time to market for each product. The 50 Sweex employees possess clear-cut can-do mentalities, with teamwork being one of the major pillars for the company s success.

It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.
Do not forget to check with our site as often as possible in order to stay updated on the latest drivers, software and games.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed a wrong driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

Wake Assist solves a wake-from-sleep problem on some Macs.

Wake Assist automatically clicks the mouse a few seconds after waking from sleep. The mouse click is enough to nudge a stuck Mac to wake up fully.
The mouse click will only happen if the Mac is not being used we made sure Wake Assist stays out of your way.

Wake Assist is a small Mac OS X daemon; it sits quietly in the background until your Mac wakes from sleep.
1. A few seconds after your Mac wakes up Wake Assist checks for user activity.
2. If no activity has taken place since waking up, Wake Assist performs a couple of mouse clicks.
3. Finally Wake Assist returns to waiting silently for the next wake from sleep.

Using FUSION WOL you can take advantaje of turning on a remote PC throw the net interface (Wake On Lan).

The utilities that this software brings are mainly turning on a remote PC from his IP Address, if this was previously stored at the cache, otherwise you should write the MAC Address of the remote PC.

You will be able to check the state of a determinated host by sending a Ping package to the desired Host or IP.

FUSION WOL is freely distributed, and the uses given for it by the users is their entire responsability.

Limitations: Due to limitations of WakeUp on LAN, only Works on machines belonging to the local network, being impossible to use it on machines connected throw networks like Internet.

To be able to turn on a remote PC, this must be turned off softly, instead of pressing the power button for a couple of seconds.

The only alarm clock software that will wake you up by turning on your home theater system! Wake and Watch!

Compatible with all modern Pocket PC and Windows Mobile 5.0 handhelds that have the touch screen and the infrared port.

Quick Start Guide

1. To let WAWA turn on your home equipment, learn 5-6 IR signals by means of your original remote control.

2. Set the time when the alarm is to go off.

3. That s all! Get a good night s sleep and then Wake and Watch!

Here are some key features of "Wake&Watch":

· Set the alarm and wake up to your favorite TV show or film recorded by TiVo
· Enjoy the easy-to-use interface. Help buttons will answer all your questions
· Use WAWA as a conventional alarm clock with all the usual functions: set an unlimited number of alarms to different alarm times; assign a sound to the alarm (only Wav format is supported); enjoy the Snooze function to wake up a little later!
· Use WAWA on all the newest Windows Mobile 5.0 handhelds: Treo 700w, Treo 700wx, HTC 3600, Asus P525, Qtek 9100, Cingular 8125, i-mate Jamin, T-Mobile MDA, Dopod 838, etc.

Requirements:

· Windows Mobile 5.0, Windows Mobile SE, Pocket PC 2003, Windows CE 3.0

Wake Forest Tribute description
Vista gadget that will show on your desktop or in the Sidebar a picture of a Wake Forest football helmet Wake Forest Tribute is a simple gadget that will display on your desktop or the Vista Sidebar a picture of a Wake Forest football helmet with a transparent background.

Wake Up News is a utility that automatically loads thenewspapers ofyour choice every morning and wakes you up when its ready! You can useit at home or at your workplace (without the alarm) so your news areready when you walk-in. Wake Up News has been designed to be theequivalent of a Virtual Paperboy and its advantage overMyYahoo orsimilar personalized news services is you can use ANY newspaper you wish, from the New York Times to your local daily newspaper.

Wake Up News description
Wake Up News - Computer Alarm Clock that makes waking up a pleasure ! Wake up News is an alarm clock and a new way to wake up . You can use it simply as an alarm clock, but you can also select a couple of newspapers and Wake up News will automatically connect to the Internet (if not on a permanent connection) using your regular Internet connection and load the newspapers you asked for.

This alarm clock and reminder software comes with some preset alarm clock sounds but you can also have it play your own MP3 files (media player required).

Wake up News computer alarm clock development was started in 1999 by Eric Bernatchez, a freelance journalist who wanted to read his newspapers online in order to save hundreds in newspaper subscribtion fees annually and avoid having to cope with tons of papers to recycle.

After having been downloaded by more than 50,000 people worldwide, Wake up News has had several improvements to become a fully featured alarm clock & reminder software.

Here are some key features of "Wake Up News":

· Optional "Wake up enforcement"
· 9 EXTREME Preset Alarm Sounds!
· Adjustable Alarm Snooze
· Auto-Unmute
· Wake Up from Stand-by
· Use Your CDs
· Use One or Many MP3s
· Sleep to Music Timer
· MIDI, WAV, WMP Also Supported
· Wake up to Internet Radio
· Program Alarms In Real Language
· Quick-Set Countdown Timer
· 160 Preset News Links:
· (newspapers, politics, tech news, etc)
· 98 online Daily Comic Links


Limitations:

· 30 days trial

Wake Up Call is an alarm clock with custom audio recording, elegant UI and special heavy sleeper options for Newton OS 2.1

Here are some key features of "Wake Up Call":

· Audio Recordings - Not only can Wake Up Call use any installed system sound, but it also takes full advantage of the advanced audio capabilities of the Newton OS 2.1 to allow you to create audio recordings to use as your own personal wake up call. Use sounds, recordings, or both, with independent volume settings.
· Foolproof Interface - Have you ever set your alarm for 8:00, only to wake up late and find that you had set it for 8:00 PM by mistake? Ever stopped the alarm when you meant to snooze? These things will never happen with Wake Up Call. The clear digital display is easy to use and the time remaining is displayed right in the main window (but you can turn it off if it is too depressing). The alarm screen features a giant snooze button, with the Stop button tucked safely out of the way. The Extras Drawer icon changes so you know whether the alarm is on or not, without even opening the app. Also, the Test Alarm button in the preferences window allows you to instantly preview how your alarm will sound with one tap.
· Heavy Sleeper Options - Sometimes the best part of waking up is going back to sleep. Thats why Wake Up Call features a nice finger-sized Custom Snooze menu, which lets you decide on the fly to skip that first morning class or meeting, and snooze for a couple more hours. But for those times when it is really important, you can turn on Wake Up Calls option to confirm alarm shutoff--making sure that when you stop the alarm, you dont go back to sleep (if you dont acknowledge the confirmation, it snoozes instead of stopping).
· Highly Configurable - From within Wake Up Calls intuitive tabbed-panel preferences display, you can configure every detail of how you want to be woken up. Choose the alarm sound an/or recording. Dont care? Then set them to Random mode. Independent volume controls for sounds and recordings. Adjustable alarm and snooze durations. User controllable pause between sounds. Should the alarm sound every day, or only when you turn it on? What should the power button do? Do you want to see how much time remains before you have to wake up? Wake Up Call allows you to specify all this and more, quickly and conveniently. Just check out the screen shots below!


Whats New in This Release:

· There is now an option to have the alarm start soft, and gradually increase in volume.
· Tapping the "Time Remaining" display in the main window now pops up a picker that lets you set the alarm to go off after a certain amount of time (i.e., 8 hours from now).
· And you can set Wake Up Call to automatically turn on the backlight when the alarm sounds.