E3000 - WoL - Works Once, But Then Not Again

Greetings,
I am using WoL for one of the PC's connected to a E3000 on my home network.  I can successfully power on the PC from S3 (standby) or S5 (power off) state one or more times, but after a certain amount of time the E3000 fails to send packets to the destination PC and it fails to wake.
Logging indicates packets are being received by the router.  They just stop being forwarded to the destination after a certain period of time.  I haven't measured this time exactly. 
Research indicates that the router might be removing the destination PC's IP from it's ARP table, which in turn makes the PC unreachable until it is manually powered on and off again (S5) or put into standby (S3). 
It works reliably and consistently, then stops within a few hours.  The issue is not related to power management on the NIC.  As I said, packets on the WAN are received successfully from the outside.  Packets on the LAN are also received, but not forwarded for wake.
I am using various utilities to wake.  All work well.
mc-wol
Magic Packet
Mocha VNC for iPhone   
Does anyone have ideas what can be done to make waking the PC consistent?  The only other thing I haven't tried is manually inputting the static IP on the NIC...  the same IP that is reserved for it's MAC address set up on the E3000.  
Thanks In Advance
1 x r7000 Nighthawk 1.0.3.24
3 x WNDR4500 v1 / v2
e4200 Rev 1 f/w 1.0.05
e3000 Rev 1 f/w 1.0.04
QNAP TS-219P-II 4TB
dns323 ext3 4TB
Roku N 1080p
Altigen ip-710 VOIP phone
Other Routers - Asus (just ok), DLink (junk), Netgear (Current Favorite) & ProSafe, wrt54g & G2
wvc54gca - Dumped this as it only support TKIP encryption & 54mbps
Solved!
Go to Solution.

For Wake on LAN to work on a computer, it must have the following:
•   A wired connection to an active computer network
•   Motherboard
•   Network adapter and adapter driver that supports the standard Magic Packet format
•   Computer basic input/output system (BIOS) configured for WoL
•   An operating system that supports WoL
•   All routers between the remote location and computer required to WoL must allow IP directed broadcasts and support IPv4
Here is the link Wake on LAN feature and settings: http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=20e3824721bb44f6afb3093679a7e883_21418.xml&pid=80&...

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