Wake On Lan 1.0.6 -

Supports an unlimited number of devices, allowing you to organize and wake them individually or in groups.

The application sends a to the target's MAC address. This packet typically uses UDP ports 7 or 9 to signal the motherboard's network controller to trigger a system boot. While primarily used on local networks, it can be configured for "Wake on WAN" (remote internet waking) if your router supports subnet-directed broadcasts. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more Wake-on-LAN: Access PCs from sleep mode | TeamViewer Wake on Lan 1.0.6

Uses the industry-standard WOL protocol, making it compatible with most PCs, servers, and NAS devices that support the feature. Requirements for Use Supports an unlimited number of devices, allowing you

To successfully use Wake on Lan 1.0.6, your target hardware and network must be configured: While primarily used on local networks, it can

On the target PC, the Wake-on-LAN or Remote Wake Up option must be enabled in the Power Management menu. OS Settings:

The computer must be connected via an Ethernet cable, as many older Wi-Fi adapters do not support WOL in a powered-down state. How It Works

Allows for quick access and control without opening a full application window.