Wake on LAN across subnets

Is there a way to get Zenwork's wake-on-lan feature to work across subnets?
I am not a LAN administrator so pardon any ignorance you see in my
question.
Zenwork's wake-on-lan function won't work on our LAN because our switches
are set to not allow forwarding of subnet-oriented broadcasts, which is a
generic requirment for zenworks wake-on-lan function to work. Our security
folks say enabling this on the switches is not an option because it
introduce a security vulnerbility. I find it strange that there wouldn't
be a solution for this by Novell/Zenworks considering that multiple
subnets, switches, and security considerations are usually a component of
all networks which zenworks is specifically targeted for in the first
place.
Thanks

Originally Posted by Marcus Breiden
On Thu, 07 Sep 2006 22:52:59 GMT, [email protected] wrote:
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it is the only way though.. that's how any WOL software works.. they can
limit the packets comming from either your c1 wks or the zenworks server
though.. otherwise you would require one server per subnet
Marcus Breiden
If you are asked to email me information please change -- to - in my e-mail
address.
The content of this mail is my private and personal opinion.
Edu-Magic.net, deceased
Exactly, and this is the best choice. Make "Replication Servers" in each subnet, is very simple. U can use a Windows machine or SuSE, both without installing zenworks. Only registering them as servers satellites. You must install the agent (logically, hehe).

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Marcus Breiden wrote:
> On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 14:22:08 GMT, _jd_ wrote:
>
>> The server switch port was mirrored and all packets were captured with
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>
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[9/14/07 15:19:18.577] WOLService:ServiceManager: Starting the
ZENworksWOLServiceManager...
[9/14/07 15:19:18.604] Service Manager (TCP): Initializing
'WOLServiceManager'...
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information: <IP>:16246
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file:/vol1:/ZENworks/RemMgmt/Server/properties/TracerFilter.properties
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"\vol1:\ZENworks\RemMgmt\Server\properties" as the directory for the
serialized file.
[9/14/07 15:19:18.621] Service Manager (TCP): Returning this as the
directory to store the file: \vol1:\ZENworks\RemMgmt\Server\properties
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/WOLStart.properties
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SERVICE'
[9/14/07 15:19:18.677] Service Manager: Service Name = WOL Service
[9/14/07 15:19:18.677] Service Manager: Class Name =
com.novell.zenworks.desktop.remotewakeup.WakeUpLAN Service
[9/14/07 15:19:18.678] Service Manager: --- begin custom properties ---
[9/14/07 15:19:18.678] Service Manager: --- end custom properties ---
[9/14/07 15:19:18.678] Service Manager: Load Type = Auto
[9/14/07 15:19:18.679] Service Manager: Service Type = User
[9/14/07 15:19:18.679] Service Manager: Restart Option = Don't Restart
[9/14/07 15:19:18.679] Service Manager: ---- end service data for 'WOL
SERVICE'
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[9/14/07 15:19:18.679] Service Manager: No boot services defined
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[9/14/07 15:19:18.679] Service Manager: No system services defined
[9/14/07 15:19:18.679] Service Manager: Autoloading system services
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= WOL Service class =
com.novell.zenworks.desktop.remotewakeup.WakeUpLAN Service
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'com.novell.zenworks.desktop.remotewakeup.WakeUpLA NService'
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String[]) not found in
'com.novell.zenworks.desktop.remotewakeup.WakeUpLA NService'
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Lan service...
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dn CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO> Tree<myTree>
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CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
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getID: Trial: 0
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getID: return value= 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.414] WOLService:ServiceManager: getID returned value0
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name isCN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
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returns istrue
[9/14/07 15:19:19.415] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Getting initial context: ndsTree: <myTree>,
objectDN: CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.415] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.415] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Creating initial context on ndsTree + objectDN
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reLookUp: look up for CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>,
handle.baseDN: CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.420] WOLService:ServiceManager: getAttributesofDN:
Attributes of:
[9/14/07 15:19:19.420] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
getAttributesOfDN: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.435] WOLService:ServiceManager:
getAttributes:Attributes={host server=Host Server: Distinguished Name
CN=<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>}
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returned{host server=Host Server: Distinguished Name
CN=<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>}
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com.novell.service.nds.naming.net.NetAttribute
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is
com.novell.zenworks.desktop.inventory.zencommon.Di rectoryAttribute@c24c0
for Host Server
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CN=<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
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NDAPAuthUtilities the syncString.str isCN=WOL
Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
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CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.437] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
clearID: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.437] WOLService:ServiceManager: logout tries:0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.440] WOLService:ServiceManager: After notifying
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returnedtrue
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succeeded for CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.442] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: Logging is as adminfalse
[9/14/07 15:19:19.443] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: the getScope returned0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.443] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: Authenticate AS
code dn CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO> Tree<myTree>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.443] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: Authenticating as
CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.443] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: NDAPAuthUtilities:
getID: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.461] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: NDAPAuthUtilities:
getID: return value= 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.461] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: getID returned value0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.461] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: the syncString.str
name isCN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.461] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: authenticate as
returns istrue
[9/14/07 15:19:19.461] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Getting initial context: ndsTree: <myTree>,
objectDN: CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.461] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.461] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Creating initial context on ndsTree + objectDN
[9/14/07 15:19:19.465] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: Getting
refreshschedule Attributes
[9/14/07 15:19:19.466] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: NDAPAuthUtilities:
reLookUp: look up for CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>,
handle.baseDN: CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.466] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: getAttributesofDN:
Attributes of:
[9/14/07 15:19:19.467] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: NDAPAuthUtilities:
getAttributesOfDN: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.479] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime:
getAttributes:Attributes={zendmwolrefreshschedule= zendmWolRefreshSchedule:
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getAttributesofDn
returned{zendmwolrefreshschedule=zendmWolRefreshSc hedule:
[9/14/07 15:19:19.479] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: The ndsSyntaxId is 9
[9/14/07 15:19:19.479] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: The base class is
com.novell.service.nds.naming.net.NetAttribute
[9/14/07 15:19:19.479] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: the attribute
addeed is
com.novell.zenworks.desktop.inventory.zencommon.Di rectoryAttribute@1df280b
for zendmWolRefreshSchedule
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[9/14/07 15:19:19.481] WOLService:ServiceManager: Logout in
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CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
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[9/14/07 15:19:19.481] WOLService:ServiceManager: logout tries:0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.483] WOLService:ServiceManager: After notifying
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returnedtrue
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succeeded for CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.484] WOLService:ServiceManager: schedule V is not empty
[9/14/07 15:19:19.516] WOLService:ServiceManager: Logging is as adminfalse
[9/14/07 15:19:19.516] WOLService:ServiceManager: the getScope returned0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.516] WOLService:ServiceManager: Authenticate AS code
dn CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO> Tree<myTree>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.516] WOLService:ServiceManager: Authenticating as
CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.516] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
getID: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.534] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
getID: return value= 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.534] WOLService:ServiceManager: getID returned value0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.535] WOLService:ServiceManager: the syncString.str
name isCN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.535] WOLService:ServiceManager: authenticate as
returns istrue
[9/14/07 15:19:19.537] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Getting initial context: ndsTree: <myTree>,
objectDN: CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.537] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.537] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Creating initial context on ndsTree + objectDN
[9/14/07 15:19:19.543] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
reLookUp: look up for CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>,
handle.baseDN: CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.543] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
modifyAttributes: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.543] WOLService:ServiceManager: modify
DirContext:CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.560] WOLService:ServiceManager: Modify attributestrue
[9/14/07 15:19:19.560] WOLService:ServiceManager: Logout in
NDAPAuthUtilities the syncString.str isCN=WOL
Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.562] WOLService:ServiceManager: Authenticating out as
CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.562] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
clearID: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.562] WOLService:ServiceManager: logout tries:0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.567] WOLService:ServiceManager: After notifying
[9/14/07 15:19:19.567] WOLService:ServiceManager: Logout from NDS
returnedtrue
[9/14/07 15:19:19.567] WOLService:ServiceManager: unauthenticate
succeeded for CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.568] WOLService:ServiceManager: Wake on Lan service
started successfully
[9/14/07 15:19:19.568] Service Manager: Service 'WOL Service', started
successfully
[9/14/07 15:19:19.568] Service Manager: Successfully autoloaded service,
WOL Service
[9/14/07 15:19:19.568] Service Manager (TCP): 'WOLServiceManager' is ready
[9/14/07 15:22:30.089] WOLService:ServiceManager: Refreshtimecallback ::
Schedule fired :: Reading Policy
[9/14/07 15:22:30.093] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: Reading Policy...
[9/14/07 15:22:30.094] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: Get policy called with dn
= CN=<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO> orFlags =1073741824 dominateFlag =
1073741824 policy type =zenpolServerType policy Value = zendmWakeUpPolicy
[9/14/07 15:22:30.352] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: The number of
effectivePolicies: 1
[9/14/07 15:22:30.352] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: the policy dn is
CN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.352] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: Found policy :: getting
attributes ...
[9/14/07 15:22:30.353] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: Logging is as adminfalse
[9/14/07 15:22:30.353] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: the getScope returned0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.353] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: Authenticate AS code dn
CN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO> Tree<myTree>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.353] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: Authenticating as
CN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.353] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: NDAPAuthUtilities: getID:
Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.371] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: NDAPAuthUtilities: getID:
return value= 0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.371] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: getID returned value0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.371] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: the syncString.str name
isCN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.371] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: authenticate as returns
istrue
[9/14/07 15:22:30.371] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Getting initial context: ndsTree: <myTree>,
objectDN: CN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.371] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.371] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Creating initial context on ndsTree + objectDN
[9/14/07 15:22:30.375] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: NDAPAuthUtilities:
reLookUp: look up for CN=Server
Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>, handle.baseDN:
CN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.375] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: getAttributesofDN:
Attributes of:
[9/14/07 15:22:30.375] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: NDAPAuthUtilities:
getAttributesOfDN: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.389] WUOLService:ReadPolicy:
getAttributes:Attributes={zenpolscheduledpolicy=ze npolScheduledPolicy:
zendmwoltargetlist=zendmWolTargetList: Distinguished Name
CN=WKS001279ADF0E6|00:12:79:AD:F0:E6.OU=Workstatio ns_ZFD7.OU=Utility.O=<myO>}
[9/14/07 15:22:30.389] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: The getAttributesofDn
returned{zenpolscheduledpolicy=zenpolScheduledPoli cy:
zendmwoltargetlist=zendmWolTargetList: Distinguished Name
CN=WKS001279ADF0E6|00:12:79:AD:F0:E6.OU=Workstatio ns_ZFD7.OU=Utility.O=<myO>}
[9/14/07 15:22:30.389] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: The ndsSyntaxId is 1
[9/14/07 15:22:30.389] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: The base class is
com.novell.service.nds.naming.net.NetAttribute
[9/14/07 15:22:30.389] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: the attribute addeed is
com.novell.zenworks.desktop.inventory.zencommon.Di rectoryAttribute@176e552
for zendmWolTargetList
[9/14/07 15:22:30.389] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: The ndsSyntaxId is 9
[9/14/07 15:22:30.389] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: The base class is
com.novell.service.nds.naming.net.NetAttribute
[9/14/07 15:22:30.389] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: the attribute addeed is
com.novell.zenworks.desktop.inventory.zencommon.Di rectoryAttribute@c980c9
for zenpolScheduledPolicy
[9/14/07 15:22:30.389] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: Logout in
NDAPAuthUtilities the syncString.str isCN=Server
Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.389] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: Authenticating out as
CN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.390] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: NDAPAuthUtilities:
clearID: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.390] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: logout tries:0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.392] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: After notifying
[9/14/07 15:22:30.392] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: Logout from NDS returnedtrue
[9/14/07 15:22:30.392] WUOLService:ReadPolicy: unauthenticate succeeded
for CN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.393] WOLService:ServiceManager: This SCHEDULE is added
to the current list
[9/14/07 15:22:30.394] WOLService:ServiceManager: Schedule Fired ::
ExploreDS :: Going to read target list attributes
[9/14/07 15:22:30.398] DefaultThreadPool: Creating Thread- {Thread Count
: 0, TimerInterval : 1991}
[9/14/07 15:22:30.399] DefaultThreadPool: Starting thread : WUOL Service
Thread-T0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.405] WUOLService:ExploreDS: RUN CALLED in Explore DS
target_list.size():1
[9/14/07 15:22:30.405] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Logging is as adminfalse
[9/14/07 15:22:30.405] WUOLService:ExploreDS: the getScope returned0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.405] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Authenticate AS code dn
CN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO> Tree<myTree>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.405] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Authenticating as
CN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.405] WUOLService:ExploreDS: NDAPAuthUtilities: getID:
Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.428] WUOLService:ExploreDS: NDAPAuthUtilities: getID:
return value= 0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.428] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getID returned value0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.428] WUOLService:ExploreDS: the syncString.str name
isCN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.428] WUOLService:ExploreDS: authenticate as returns istrue
[9/14/07 15:22:30.428] WUOLService:ExploreDS: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Getting initial context: ndsTree: <myTree>,
objectDN:
CN=WKS001279ADF0E6|00:12:79:AD:F0:E6.OU=Workstatio ns_ZFD7.OU=Utility.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.428] WUOLService:ExploreDS: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.428] WUOLService:ExploreDS: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Creating initial context on ndsTree + objectDN
[9/14/07 15:22:30.433] WUOLService:ExploreDS: ExploreDS:: auth done
[9/14/07 15:22:30.433] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Explore called for DS::
[9/14/07 15:22:30.434] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Search called inside
explore for DS::
[9/14/07 15:22:30.434] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Search:: inside
[9/14/07 15:22:30.434] WUOLService:ExploreDS: NDAPAuthUtilities: search:
Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:22:30.434] WUOLService:ExploreDS: NDAPAuthUtilities: search:
DirContext:CN=WKS001279ADF0E6|00:12:79:AD:F0:E6.OU =Workstations_ZFD7.OU=Utility.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:30.434] WUOLService:ExploreDS: NDAPAuthUtilities: search:
Base DN = , filter = (|(Object Class=Workstation)(Object
Class=zenWorkstationGroup))
[9/14/07 15:22:34.753] WUOLService:ExploreDS: The ndsSyntaxId is 3
[9/14/07 15:22:34.753] WUOLService:ExploreDS: The base class is
com.novell.service.nds.naming.net.NetAttribute
[9/14/07 15:22:34.753] WUOLService:ExploreDS: The ndsSyntaxId is 20
[9/14/07 15:22:34.753] WUOLService:ExploreDS: The base class is
com.novell.service.nds.naming.net.NetAttribute
[9/14/07 15:22:34.753] WUOLService:ExploreDS: The ndsSyntaxId is 3
[9/14/07 15:22:34.753] WUOLService:ExploreDS: The base class is
com.novell.service.nds.naming.net.NetAttribute
[9/14/07 15:22:34.753] WUOLService:ExploreDS: The ndsSyntaxId is 3
[9/14/07 15:22:34.754] WUOLService:ExploreDS: The base class is
com.novell.service.nds.naming.net.NetAttribute
[9/14/07 15:22:34.755] WUOLService:ExploreDS: The ndsSyntaxId is 3
[9/14/07 15:22:34.755] WUOLService:ExploreDS: The base class is
com.novell.service.nds.naming.net.NetAttribute
[9/14/07 15:22:34.755] WUOLService:ExploreDS: NDAPAuthUtilities: search:
returning...
[9/14/07 15:22:34.755] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Search:: inside Done
[9/14/07 15:22:34.755] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Search:: inside
ret_vect.size() is 1
[9/14/07 15:22:34.756] WUOLService:ExploreDS: search:: inside getAtt called
[9/14/07 15:22:34.758] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Search:: getAtt:: inside
called:: ret.directoryAttributes.size() is 5
[9/14/07 15:22:34.759] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Search:: getAtt::
1:wmachine.wsDN is
CN=WKS001279ADF0E6|00:12:79:AD:F0:E6.OU=Workstatio ns_ZFD7.OU=Utility.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:34.759] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: Attribute id is
WM:Network Address
[9/14/07 15:22:34.759] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Inside getatt ::
num_values is 1
[9/14/07 15:22:34.759] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: values.element at
j is <myWorkstationIP>
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: 1st elseif
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Search:: getAtt::
1:wmachine.wsDN is
CN=WKS001279ADF0E6|00:12:79:AD:F0:E6.OU=Workstatio ns_ZFD7.OU=Utility.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: Attribute id is
Object Class
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Inside getatt ::
num_values is 4
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: values.element at
j is Class Name Workstation
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: values.element at
j is Class Name Computer
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: values.element at
j is Class Name Device
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: values.element at
j is Class Name Top
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Search:: getAtt::
1:wmachine.wsDN is
CN=WKS001279ADF0E6|00:12:79:AD:F0:E6.OU=Workstatio ns_ZFD7.OU=Utility.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: Attribute id is
zenwmSubnetMask
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Inside getatt ::
num_values is 1
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: values.element at
j is 255.255.255.0
[9/14/07 15:22:34.760] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: 3rd elseif
[9/14/07 15:22:34.763] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Search:: getAtt::
1:wmachine.wsDN is
CN=WKS001279ADF0E6|00:12:79:AD:F0:E6.OU=Workstatio ns_ZFD7.OU=Utility.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:34.763] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: Attribute id is
ZEN:INV SubNet Address
[9/14/07 15:22:34.763] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Inside getatt ::
num_values is 1
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: values.element at
j is [255.255.255.240]
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Search:: getAtt::
1:wmachine.wsDN is
CN=WKS001279ADF0E6|00:12:79:AD:F0:E6.OU=Workstatio ns_ZFD7.OU=Utility.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: Attribute id is
zenwmMACAddress
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Inside getatt ::
num_values is 1
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: values.element at
j is 00:12:79:AD:F0:E6
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: getatt:: 2nd elseif
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: search:: inside getAtt
call done
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Search:: outside
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Search call finished
inside explore for DS::
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Explore call ends for DS::
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: ExploreDS:: explore done
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: ExploreDS:: unauth start
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Logout in
NDAPAuthUtilities the syncString.str isCN=Server
Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Authenticating out as
CN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: NDAPAuthUtilities:
clearID: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:22:34.764] WUOLService:ExploreDS: logout tries:0
[9/14/07 15:22:34.768] WUOLService:ExploreDS: After notifying
[9/14/07 15:22:34.768] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Logout from NDS returnedtrue
[9/14/07 15:22:34.768] WUOLService:ExploreDS: unauthenticate succeeded
for CN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:34.768] WUOLService:ExploreDS: ExploreDS:: unauth done
[9/14/07 15:22:34.768] WOLService:ServiceManager: WUOLService element read
[9/14/07 15:22:34.772] DefaultThreadPool: Creating Thread- {Thread Count
: 1, TimerInterval : 2036}
[9/14/07 15:22:34.773] WUOLService:ExploreDS: ExploreDS:: in final block
unauth doing
[9/14/07 15:22:34.773] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Logout in
NDAPAuthUtilities the syncString.str isnull
[9/14/07 15:22:34.773] WUOLService:ExploreDS: Logout from NDS returnedtrue
[9/14/07 15:22:34.773] WUOLService:ExploreDS: unauthenticate succeeded
for CN=Server Package_<myServer>:WOLTesting.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:22:34.773] WUOLService:ExploreDS: ExploreDS:: in final block
unauth done
[9/14/07 15:22:34.773] DefaultThreadPool: Starting thread : WUOL Service
Thread-T1
[9/14/07 15:22:34.786] WOLService:ServiceManager: <myWorkstationIP>
001279ADF0E6 Packet sent to remote machine.
[9/14/07 15:25:00.001] WOLService:ServiceManager: One of the schedules
expired
[9/14/07 15:25:00.001] WOLService:ServiceManager: Policy Refresh
Schedule has expired.
[9/14/07 15:26:35.699] WOLService:ServiceManager: <myWorkstationIP>
001279ADF0E6 Remote Machine not responding.
[9/14/07 16:47:24.587] Service Manager (TCP):
ServiceManagerServer.stopAllServices called
[9/14/07 16:47:24.588] Service Manager (TCP): ServiceManagerServer.close
called
[9/14/07 16:47:24.588] Service Manager (TCP):
ServiceManagerServerInfo.deleteInfo called
[9/14/07 16:47:24.589] Service Manager (TCP): ServiceManagerServerInfo:
getSerDirectory: prop_file_url =
file:/vol1:/ZENworks/RemMgmt/Server/properties/TracerFilter.properties
[9/14/07 16:47:24.589] Service Manager (TCP): Returning
"\vol1:\ZENworks\RemMgmt\Server\properties" as the directory for the
serialized file.
[9/14/07 16:47:24.589] Service Manager (TCP): Returning this as the
directory to store the file: \vol1:\ZENworks\RemMgmt\Server\properties
[9/14/07 16:47:24.590] Service Manager: Terminating service manager
[9/14/07 16:47:24.590] Service Manager: Terminating service manager
[9/14/07 16:47:24.590] Service Manager: Stopping 'WOL Service'
[9/14/07 16:47:24.595] Service Manager: Stopping Service WOL Service
[9/14/07 16:47:24.595] WOLService:ServiceManager: Stopping the Wake on
Lan service ...
[9/14/07 16:47:24.596] WOLService:ServiceManager: Schedule being removed
[9/14/07 16:47:24.596] WOLService:ServiceManager: Logging is as adminfalse
[9/14/07 16:47:24.596] WOLService:ServiceManager: the getScope returned0
[9/14/07 16:47:24.596] WOLService:ServiceManager: Authenticate AS code
dn CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO> Tree<myTree>
[9/14/07 16:47:24.596] WOLService:ServiceManager: Authenticating as
CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 16:47:24.596] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
getID: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 16:47:24.617] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
getID: return value= 0
[9/14/07 16:47:24.617] WOLService:ServiceManager: getID returned value0
[9/14/07 16:47:24.617] WOLService:ServiceManager: the syncString.str
name isCN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 16:47:24.617] WOLService:ServiceManager: authenticate as
returns istrue
[9/14/07 16:47:24.617] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Getting initial context: ndsTree: <myTree>,
objectDN: CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 16:47:24.617] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 16:47:24.617] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
createInitialContext: Creating initial context on ndsTree + objectDN
[9/14/07 16:47:24.621] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
reLookUp: look up for CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>,
handle.baseDN: CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 16:47:24.621] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
modifyAttributes: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 16:47:24.621] WOLService:ServiceManager: modify
DirContext:CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 16:47:24.633] WOLService:ServiceManager: Modify attributestrue
[9/14/07 16:47:24.633] WOLService:ServiceManager: Logout in
NDAPAuthUtilities the syncString.str isCN=WOL
Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 16:47:24.633] WOLService:ServiceManager: Authenticating out as
CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 16:47:24.633] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
clearID: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 16:47:24.633] WOLService:ServiceManager: logout tries:0
[9/14/07 16:47:24.635] WOLService:ServiceManager: After notifying
[9/14/07 16:47:24.635] WOLService:ServiceManager: Logout from NDS
returnedtrue
[9/14/07 16:47:24.635] WOLService:ServiceManager: unauthenticate
succeeded for CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 16:47:24.636] WOLService:ServiceManager: Wake on Lan service
stopped successfully
[9/14/07 16:47:24.636] Service Manager: Service WOL Service stopped
successfully
[9/14/07 16:47:24.636] Service Manager: 'WOL Service', stopped successfully
[9/14/07 16:47:24.636] Service Manager (TCP): ServiceManagerServer has
exited successfully
[9/14/07 16:47:24.641] Service Manager (TCP): finalize of
ServiceManagerServer called
[9/14/07 16:47:24.641] Service Manager (TCP): ServiceManagerServer.close
called

Macintoshes on heterogeneous networks - wake on lan

Hi All,
I've been setting up a couple of Macintosh labs this summer, using Intel based iMacs running Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard). I've purchased Apple Remote Desktop to allow me to manage all the Macs from my office. The one problem I've run into that I can't fix is waking up the Macs across our network after they've gone to sleep. Our (Windows-based) DHCP server sees the Macs go to sleep and then disconnects them from the network; so my directed broadcast WOL (Wake on LAN) packets fall in the bit bucket. Our computer center folks say there's a fix for this, but they won't do it because they claim it opens up our entire network to a distributed denial of service attack. My workaround is to never let the Macs go to sleep - which I hate because when idle they draw 48W of power each, and when asleep only 2.4W.
Anyone out there have a heterogeneous network that allows Macs to safely sleep?
thanks,
john

hehe, yeah I've been through this and feel your frustrations. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Here is your answer!!!
Control Panel>System>Hardware>Device Manager>Network Adapter>>> Select the netowrk adapter, right click and select Properties. Select the Advanced tab and then go down the list and look for "Wake on Settings">on the right select disable.
It should not "Turn On' randomly now.
Cheers,
Michael

Nexus 7K Wake on Lan

I am running 6.2(2) on 7K. My woke on lan server is svi901 and physically on the 5K down stream. I am trying to setup wake on lan to sent direct broadcast from 7K out to the clients remote subnets. From other router WoL example it requires ip forward-protocol udp 7 in global config. I don't see that command availabe in 7K. Is this command available or is there other way to config WoL on 7K?
Thanks

Here is a good doc on WOL:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/products/hw/switches/ps5023/products_configuration_example09186a008084b55c.shtml
https://www.ciscotaccc.com/kaidara-advisor/lanswitching/showcase?case=K74260926
Remember to configure ip forward-protocol udp 7 and ip directed-broadcast on the last hop router (nexus in this case).
WOL does not require directed-broadcasts unless you've got a host on a different subnet attempting to do it. if that is the case then you need to allow directed-broadcasts.
I have seen issues on access ports if ports were not set to auto auto.
Nothing special about the Nexus I am aware of.
In regards to possible conflict with the DHCP, make sure WOL is not using UDP/67 or you might run into some issues with DHCP snoop. I see the hosts using WOL and DHCP are on the same subnet but are the WOL and DHCP servers on the same subnet?
Fabienne.

Wake on Lan feature

More of a comment then a query but I'm amazed that the WOL is not implemented correctly. Very frustrating that it only works when a system is in sleep mode. If a PC is off it can be woken up, so why Apple chose not to allow this is beyond me.
This means if I need to image some systems I have to go and switch each one on manually. I'd chose to have each systems default boot-device as the network card so if no netboot foud it'd go and boot off the HDD.

Wake-on-LAN is implemented correctly, in that a sleeping Mac can be awakened by a signal across the network. What you want is Boot-on-LAN, and that's never been a feature of Macs (at least not any I can remember, back to the original Mac models) with the exception of the Intel-based Xserves. But you can submit your comment to Apple via their feedback pages:
http://www.apple.com/feedback

WRT160Nv2 wake on lan

Can linksys please incorporate support for wake on lan please?

Hallo Forumreaders,
WOL (Wake On Lan) works only through a router when it is capable to forward to broadcast LAN-IP-adres.
In my consideration only the good old BEFSR41 is capable to forward to the broadcast adres for example 192.168.1.255 (SM: 255.255.255.0)
Because there is no IP-adres in powerless PC's the "Magic Packet" (which WOL realy is) MUST be send onto your LAN by means of the broadcast-adres.
Other routers are NOT able to sumit a adres like 192.168.1.255 in a subnet of 255.255.255.0 because they are NOT allowed to use any broadcast-adres.(they can get trouble by means of a broadcaststorm!!!)
So do not get rid of that old router you have!!
More info;
The "Magic Packet" contains the MAC-adres of your recipient host and wil trigger the powersupply of that PC.
For Internet WOL, try http://www.dslreports.com/wakeup, submit your IP-adres of your home, your MAC-adres of your PC and klick on "Wake up".
Looking for an application for on a USB-stick, download the small tool; http://www.depicus.com/wake-on-lan/wake-on-lan-gui.aspx
Hope I helped,
Greetings

Wake on LAN across subnets

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