Is there any utility built into any version of Windows that
can be used to send a WOL magic packet? If not, can someone direct me to a
small utility that would enable waking a machine by pinging it?
Thanks,
Dan DeStefano
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: [ActiveDir] WOL
Is there any utility built into any
version of Windows that can be used to send a WOL magic packet? If not, can
someone direct me to a small utility that would enable waking a machine by
pinging it?
Thanks,
Dan DeStefano
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Is there any utility built into any version of Windows that
can be used to send a WOL magic packet? If not, can someone direct me to a
small utility that would
: [ActiveDir] WOL
Is there any utility built into any version of Windows that
can be used to send a WOL magic packet? If not, can someone direct me to a
small utility that would enable waking a machine by pinging it?
Thanks,
Dan DeStefano
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adds new machines/MACs when it sees them.
From: Derek Harris Sent: Tuesday,
October 11, 2005 6:57 PMTo:
'ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org'Subject: RE: [ActiveDir]
WOL
I use their wolcom.dll with a couple of _vbscript_s
-- works pretty nicely.
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Here’s one of many
links from googling for “magic packet” wol
http://ahh.sourceforge.net/wol/wol.html
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I have found some
utilities online, I guess I was asking more for opinions on tools that people
use and which are popular.
Dan
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