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David Shorthouse
Hey folks,
I have the above motherboard and have set-up a home theatre PC. I am
trying to implement wake-on-LAN to respond to pings, magic packets, etc.
because I have a web server running off it and don't want to leave it on all
the time...S3 suspend works best.
I can get this thing to wake-up with a magic packet on the LAN side, but
that won't be very useful from the WAN side because I am behind a router.
The power management settings for the 3COM onboard NIC suggest there are RWU
ARP, RWU Ping, StdbyWU Ping, etc., which to me implies that it should wake
with ping requests. I can only get this thing to wake with magic packets.
Anyone know how to correctly configure this NIC? What I am ultimately trying
to do is set-up a web server on this thing with an appropriately forwarded
port on my router such that a call to that address will wake the machine and
display its page. I have a Linksys LNE100TX ver. 5 in another machine that
does just that and hope the 3COM on this board can do the same.
Thanks,
Dave
I have the above motherboard and have set-up a home theatre PC. I am
trying to implement wake-on-LAN to respond to pings, magic packets, etc.
because I have a web server running off it and don't want to leave it on all
the time...S3 suspend works best.
I can get this thing to wake-up with a magic packet on the LAN side, but
that won't be very useful from the WAN side because I am behind a router.
The power management settings for the 3COM onboard NIC suggest there are RWU
ARP, RWU Ping, StdbyWU Ping, etc., which to me implies that it should wake
with ping requests. I can only get this thing to wake with magic packets.
Anyone know how to correctly configure this NIC? What I am ultimately trying
to do is set-up a web server on this thing with an appropriately forwarded
port on my router such that a call to that address will wake the machine and
display its page. I have a Linksys LNE100TX ver. 5 in another machine that
does just that and hope the 3COM on this board can do the same.
Thanks,
Dave