Wake-on-Lan Schedule
Hi. Is it possible to setup a scheduled wake up on Zen 3.2? If yes, how?
I would appreciate a link to the documentation that discusses the steps.
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Wake on LAN Policy Issues... No WOL Packets
There's no sign of WOL packets in my captures (wireshark w/ a display
filter for UDP traffic only). I can see "packet sent" notifications on
the console tho...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
>> wireshark during the policy schedule window. No sign of WOL packets in
>> the capture. All UDP traffic relates to NCP/NDS/SNMP protocols only.
>
> hmm... strange, could you post the trace?
Thanks Marcus. Here is is:
[9/14/07 15:19:18.577] WOLService:ServiceManager: Starting the
ZENworksWOLServiceManager...
[9/14/07 15:19:18.604] Service Manager (TCP): Initializing
'WOLServiceManager'...
[9/14/07 15:19:18.620] Service Manager (TCP): ServiceManagerServer
information: <IP>:16246
[9/14/07 15:19:18.621] Service Manager (TCP): ServiceManagerServerInfo:
getSerDirectory: prop_file_url =
file:/vol1:/ZENworks/RemMgmt/Server/properties/TracerFilter.properties
[9/14/07 15:19:18.621] Service Manager (TCP): Returning
"\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
[9/14/07 15:19:18.642] Service Manager: Using properties file
/WOLStart.properties
[9/14/07 15:19:18.677] Service Manager: ---- begin service data for 'WOL
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'
[9/14/07 15:19:18.679] Service Manager: Autoloading boot services
[9/14/07 15:19:18.679] Service Manager: No boot services defined
[9/14/07 15:19:18.679] Service Manager: Autoloading system services
[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
[9/14/07 15:19:18.680] Service Manager: Load sequence ..
[9/14/07 15:19:18.680] Service Manager: 0) (0) WOL Service
[9/14/07 15:19:18.681] Service Manager: Autoloading, system service name
= WOL Service class =
com.novell.zenworks.desktop.remotewakeup.WakeUpLAN Service
[9/14/07 15:19:18.689] Service Manager: Attempting to load class
'com.novell.zenworks.desktop.remotewakeup.WakeUpLA NService'
[9/14/07 15:19:18.690] Service Manager: start(ServiceDataAccessor,
String[]) not found in
'com.novell.zenworks.desktop.remotewakeup.WakeUpLA NService'
[9/14/07 15:19:18.758] WOLService:ServiceManager: Starting the Wake on
Lan service...
[9/14/07 15:19:18.764] WOLService:ServiceManager: Listener file not found
[9/14/07 15:19:18.799] WOLService:ServiceManager: Starting the service
[9/14/07 15:19:18.840] WOLService:ServiceManager: Logging is as adminfalse
[9/14/07 15:19:18.856] WOLService:ServiceManager: the getScope returned0
[9/14/07 15:19:18.856] WOLService:ServiceManager: Authenticate AS code
dn CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO> Tree<myTree>
[9/14/07 15:19:18.856] WOLService:ServiceManager: Authenticating as
CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:18.856] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
getID: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.414] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
getID: return value= 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.414] WOLService:ServiceManager: getID returned value0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.415] WOLService:ServiceManager: the syncString.str
name isCN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.415] WOLService:ServiceManager: authenticate as
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
[9/14/07 15:19:19.420] 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 15:19:19.420] 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>}
[9/14/07 15:19:19.435] WOLService:ServiceManager: The getAttributesofDn
returned{host server=Host Server: Distinguished Name
CN=<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>}
[9/14/07 15:19:19.436] WOLService:ServiceManager: The ndsSyntaxId is 1
[9/14/07 15:19:19.436] WOLService:ServiceManager: The base class is
com.novell.service.nds.naming.net.NetAttribute
[9/14/07 15:19:19.436] WOLService:ServiceManager: the attribute addeed
is
com.novell.zenworks.desktop.inventory.zencommon.Di rectoryAttribute@c24c0
for Host Server
[9/14/07 15:19:19.437] WOLService:ServiceManager: Server DN is
CN=<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.437] WOLService:ServiceManager: Logout in
NDAPAuthUtilities the syncString.str isCN=WOL
Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.437] WOLService:ServiceManager: Authenticating out as
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
[9/14/07 15:19:19.440] WOLService:ServiceManager: Logout from NDS
returnedtrue
[9/14/07 15:19:19.440] WOLService:ServiceManager: unauthenticate
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:
[9/14/07 15:19:19.479] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: The
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
[9/14/07 15:19:19.480] WUOLService:ReadRefreshTime: Got the Attributes
[9/14/07 15:19:19.481] WOLService:ServiceManager: Logout in
NDAPAuthUtilities the syncString.str isCN=WOL
Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.481] WOLService:ServiceManager: Authenticating out as
CN=WOL Service_<myServer>.OU=<myOU>.O=<myO>
[9/14/07 15:19:19.481] WOLService:ServiceManager: NDAPAuthUtilities:
clearID: Trial: 0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.481] WOLService:ServiceManager: logout tries:0
[9/14/07 15:19:19.483] WOLService:ServiceManager: After notifying
[9/14/07 15:19:19.484] WOLService:ServiceManager: Logout from NDS
returnedtrue
[9/14/07 15:19:19.484] WOLService:ServiceManager: unauthenticate
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 -
When I leave my iMac I put it to sleep or it eventually puts itself to sleep. I have Mozy installed for remote back-up and I have LogMeIn installed for remote access.
Mozy is not backing up on schedule and instead is requiring that the computer be awake before it starts. LogMeIn shows the iMac offline when it is sleeping. I have checked the LogMeIn pref to "wake on LAN".
Anyone know if there are any Mac OS system prefs that will allow these to applications to function when the computer is sleeping?Hi,
I uninstalled Mozy a long time ago just because it did prevent my iMac i7 to go to sleep.
I don't know if they have fixed the problem since with an update, or if they'll do it but yes for me back then Mozy = no sleep.
Wake on lan should stay unchecked if you don't need it, this is also known to be a frequent cause of sleep issues.
EDIT : sorry... I didn't read properly your message... My problem was the opposite... Sorry again for my mistake...
Message was edited by: LeDav007 -
No Wake-On-LAN for powered-down Macs?
I'm relatively new to Mac and don't have a lot of Mac experience or knowledge. Last week I completed the "Mac OS X Deployment v10.4" training in Sydney where the trainer told me that Wake-On-LAN will only work if the Mac in question is in sleep mode -i.e., you can't wake up a Mac that has been shut down. Is this really true?
As an administrator of Windows machines this seems like quite a shortcoming. From where I am sitting I can rebuild any room of computers in any town in my area of control (an area greater than 100,000 square kilometres in NSW, Australia) without having to be there physically to turn on the PCs. At the moment our two Mac rooms are located at my own site, but without Wake-On-LAN, there's no way I could see Macs being deployed anywhere else.
If Wake-On-LAN really does only work with Macs in Sleep mode, then how much power does a 20" Intel iMac draw when in Sleep mode? I really don't like the idea of setting a schedule for every Mac to turn on at a certain time then have them go into sleep mode each and every day on the off chance that I might want to rebuild just one of them. This seems like an awful waste of power to me.
Don't get me wrong, here. I'm not trying to flame because I'm very - very - impressed with Mac in almost every other respect (except the Finder and the Dock) and would switch to Mac long before I stomach Vista, but no Wake-On-LAN to me seems like an incredible stumbling block to Mac adoption.
Intel iMac 20" Mac OS X (10.4.9)I've already complained of Mac's variation from the "standard" WOL implementation. This problem goes a step deeper as I just discovered.
If in the energy saver options you check the "Restart after a power failure event", the machine will do just that. If the power fails, and then comes back, the machine will boot.
If however, you cleanly shut down the machine, and then power fails, it does not turn back on when the power recovers. All PC's that have auto-power on with AC power restored set in their bios don't care if the machine was cleanly shutdown or crashed... when power comes back, it boots.
The problem here is that when a UPS detects a power failure and eventually decides to shut down the attached computer it should do so cleanly, not by just crashing it (that defeats the purpose of having a UPS!). After the computer turns off, the UPS will turn itself off, cutting power to the computer all together. When the AC power to the UPS returns, and the batteries charge sufficiently, it will turn BACK on, and restore power to the computers.
As it stands now, I have no mechanism by which to force my Mac to boot back up! I could depend on a linux machine on the network (that does behave properly) to send a WOL packet, but it doesn't do that correctly either... so I'm SOL
I can understand having 3 options for reboot after power restore. (1. Restore Always, 2. Restore when system on and power fails, 3. Never Restore).
Only giving us options 2 and 3 is just an oversight of how computers are used in the real world. For the desktop user that may on rare occasion find his machine powered off, and just presses the power button, this is a non issue... But in my opinion this completely eliminates a Mac like this from being used as a webserver/mailserver or other application where uptime is paramount.
I can't believe that Apple would overlook something so important and not provide a mechanism by which a UPS could turn a computer back on after a power recovery. Perhaps there is a non-published setting that doesn't have a check box on a form, that an OEM UPS driver would set that says "pretend you crashed". -
Hi everyone,
I have a little big problem with a ZW bundle.
Let me introduce what I want to do:
My target is to schedule the AntiVirus scan by night using a ZenWorks task, It will be very nice if the bundle sends Wake On-LAN command before execute the operations.
At the moment I create a "file bundle" and i specify a custom script (.bat) that execute the AV scan, write a log, and then TurnOff the machine.
When I schedule the distribution task i flag the Wake On-LAN check box, and the "Install after distribute" check box.
the result is this:
-Wake On-LAN works fine
-the distribution is in "pending" status
-installation doesn't start
If I force the Installation on the target machine, it starts and finish with the shutdown command.
When the next scheduled execution occour the result is:
-Wake On-LAN works fine
-distribution.. ??
-Installation doesn't start
have you any suggestions for me?
thanks
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Wake on LAN with Actiontech MI424wr Router
I posted this by mistake in the DSL forum, sorry.
. I've set up Wake on LAN for the purpose of powering up a media server that handles all my video and picture files. I have it working fine within my LAN but I've run into a problem when I use it from outside, meaning the internet or my cellular network. The Actiontech MI424WR router does not let me port forward the broadcast address so I worked around this issue by creating a static entry in the ARP table that passes the "Magic packet" to the broadcast MAC of FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF. See http://www.dslreports.com/faq/16041 for the details.
This technique works fine but unfortunately, the ARP entry will not survive a router reboot or power down. From what information I've been able to find, it may be possible to create a startup script in the router that will re-create the ARP entry upon bootup. I've contacted Actiontech but they said I needed to speak to Verizon support. I contacted Verizon support and they gave me a number for the Verizon Expert Care Team. I'm kinda smelling a runaround so I figured I'd post the question here before I made any more calls.
If you read that link I posted, theres an interesting alternative using a second router and changing that router's MAC address to all "F"s but not many routers will allow you to do that, at least not the two I have. Anyway, if someone knows how to create a startup script or has an alternate solution, I'd be most interested in seeing it. Thanks in advance.By the way if you are still interested here is my solution...
Just change the IP, username and password. Save this file to filename.vbs and Schedule a trigger (Daily Task, on PC startup) to run this script and you should be good to go
set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.run"telnet 192.168.1.1"
WScript.Sleep 1500 WshShell.SendKeys"username"
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")
WScript.Sleep 1500
WshShell.SendKeys"password"
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")
WScript.Sleep 1500
WshShell.SendKeys"system shell"
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")
WScript.Sleep 1500
WshShell.SendKeys"arp -s 192.168.1.254 FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF"
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")
WScript.Sleep 1500
WshShell.SendKeys"exit"
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")
WScript.Sleep 1500
WshShell.SendKeys"exit"
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}")
WScript.Sleep 1500
WshShell.SendKeys("{Enter}") -
Wake on Lan not working properly?
So as far as i'm aware Windows 8 supports wake on lan whilst the device is either in sleep or hibernate (not completely off) and so far it works fine when in sleep mode (no randomly turning on like lots of people have been saying) but nothing happens when in hibernate. Is there any particular reason why this may be?
Lenovo G780
Windows 8.1
Using unified remote (full) to control power options (tried in both administrative and not)
Qualcomm Atheros AR8162/8166/8168 PCI-E Fast Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.30). Set to recieve packets
and i think i've made all of the nessasary changes to BIOs and my router (Belkin) to allow WoL (seeing as it works when sleeping)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
Message Edited by R.J. on 02-11-2010 02:04 PM -
Wake on Lan works on my MacBook Pro, not on my iMac...
Hello everyone, with all these threads about the problem, I wanted to start a new one to make it clear, with all information you may need in order to help me out.
I've got a MacBook Pro '15 and an iMac 21.5', both are running (clean install) OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.2, both are up to date with the latest updates, both have the same apps, both have the same settings in "system preferences", and of course the same settings in "sharing" options.
My iMac is connected to my 5GHz network from my Time Capsule while my MacBook Pro use the 2.4GHz network.
Before going to bed, I leave both my Macs turned on, after 10min they go to sleep automatically. In the morning I can wake up my MacBook Pro from my iPhone or iPad with a screen sharing app.
The iMac doesn't respond at all. It stays in sleep mode. I can leave my MacBook Pro asleep for a week, it always responds. The iMac responds after a few hours but after 6 or 8 hours it seems to be completely asleep and doesn't respond to anything. If you think it's about the iPhone/iPad's app, when I try to wake the iMac from my MacBook Pro with "Back to my Mac" I have the same results.
I tried to connect my iMac to the 2.4GHz network: same problem.
OF COURSE "WAKE ON LAN" is activated in my system preferences.
I made a reset of the PRAM, the cache and the SMC on my iMac: same problem.
I type sudo periodic daily weekly monthly in the terminal and sudo dscacheutil -flushcache: same problem.
I tried everything I may have found in the forums or on this Support from people having the same issue: same problem.
I even tried to set the iMac with the same sleep mode as my MacBook Pro: same problem.
PLEASE HELP ME!loïcfernandezcastrillon wrote:
I'm connected with the WiFi of my Time Capsule (bridge mode). I have this configuration since Snow Leopard, and no troubles...
I understand that, but if your router is not an Apple AirPort Base Station then it introduces an element of uncertainty. Apple has implemented many changes related to wireless networking recently.
You are complicating matters by changing networkoversleep:
networkoversleep - this setting affects how OS X networking presents shared network services during system sleep. This setting is not used by all platforms; changing its value is unsupported.
Solving problems like this requires that you simplify your network environment and eliminate its unknowns. Using third party routers and making unsupported changes runs counter to simplification.
The iMac stays connected to the Time Capsule about 6 hours during sleep. Then it dissapears...
The iMac wakes periodically (every few hours) to inform your router of its network presence for Wake on LAN demands. Try changing your router's DHCP lease period to something longer than a few hours. For a home environment, a few days is more appropriate. This may not solve the problem, but it is better than making unsupported changes to your system. -
HP Color LaserJet CM1312nfi MFP Mystery Wake on LAN
The printer wakes unexpectedly, and unpredictably on the network. I cannot determine what, if anything, is waking it. The printer wakes and goes into calibration without any users on the network and without any print jobs. Mystery wake on LAN.
The HP drivers won't load on my 10.10.x (10.10.1 thru 10.10.4) OSX macbook pro. The install says the version of OSX isn't supported even thought I've tried 1.5.0 dmg file which is for 10.7 and greater. I did the math and I believe 10.10.x is greater than any version of 10.7. I also tried HP Easy Scan and it doesn't even see my scanner. Printing works fine, but I scan a lot of paper. Also, I've found that the Mac OSX version of the HP software (when it still worked) creates obscenely large PDF files. I can get around this by opening Adobe Acrobat Pro and re-saving the file as a reduced file size with the same name. I can take a 25 MB file HP creates and get it down to about 300KB or so. I found a way around all this but you won't like it. I've loaded Parallels (installed windows 7 ultimate 64 bit) and installed the windows client in my parallels image. The windows client works fine. Not a solution I prefer, but this is an HP issue not an apple issue .... HP hasn't put out a driver for this printer in the better part of 3.5 years. Lastly, I'm not hooking up a USB cable to my printer/fax/scanner .... what's the point of having a dhcp network capable printer if I have to hard wire to a PC? I've used HP printers since the mid-'90s, but I guess it's time to find a company that supports OSX.
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T500 Wake on Lan (wireless) does not work.
Hi,
I set up T500 (Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit) for wake on lan,
1) Enable Bios WOL
2) Enable WOL in power manegement tab of Intel WiFi Link 5300 AGN property in device manager.
But WOL does not work. Sending magic packet from a PC in the same WiFi segment does not wake up sleeped T500.
Are there any setting for WOL in lenovo tools ?
Does anybody use WOL(WiFI) on T500?
Thanks,Is the T500:
Associated with an access point at the time it is put into standby/sleep mode?
Connected to AC power for the whole time it is in standby/sleep mode (in otherwords the whole time it is in a low power state) when you are attempting to use WoWLAN?
If not, that may be at least part of your problem, as it is a known limitation on WoWLAN operation.
You also need to have the laptop "set up" to the master workstation, and the WLAN configured to handle braodcast wireless frame, but I am presuming you have already done that side of things.
Cheers,
Bill
I don't work for Lenovo -
SG200 how to configure Wake on LAN across subnets
How can I configure to support WOL on a SG200 (8 Ports) to support Wake On Lan (Magic Packets) from a different IP Subnet or other SG200 Switch. It seems not to support Directed-Broadcasts.
I checked out the link and tested the changes. Unfortunately, the WOL still won't work. In the link you attached, it states that you cannot turn on a computer that is off. Does that mean one that is off such as unplugged or in shutdown? Also, one of the steps to configure the firewall access rules says to block all outbound connections for all services. That doesn't make any sense to me, but I might be wrong. I also noticed that the link was for another router. I don't know if that makes a difference. I also read somewhere in the forums that someone else is having a similar problem, saying that Port Forwarding still isn't working in the latest firmware. This whole problem is strange because it used to work all the time on my old router with Port Forwarding, but on this one it won't work at all.
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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.
ThanksOriginally 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). -
Satellite C660 - how to enable and Use WAKE ON LAN?
Hi All,
I previously posted asking about using Wake on Wireless LAN and was very helpfully advised that this was not possible, so I have started to explore the Wake ON LAN option.
I have a Toshiba C660 PSC0LE-00500JEN and have enabled Wake ON LAN on the BIOS, and have connected a LAN cable between my wireless router and the laptop, both of which recognise each other so the cable seems ok.
However, whether I use a WAKE ON LAN app on my android, or I use an online "wake on lan via browser" site, the laptop still remains asleep.
Can anyone advise?
Thanks
JamesHi
The Wake Up on Lan option would work if you would send an Magic Packet to the remote machine (notebook).
I have no experience using the Android app who knows if it function properly
Try other method. For example using an software like Wake on Lan for Windows Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Google for that to download this software.
Furthermore go to device manager -> LAN card -> Properties -> Advanced tab and check here if the WOL is enabled too -
Wake on lan - I can't get it to work
Sorry for the nubie here.
I am unable to wake my new iMac from my Macbook using WakeOnLand. The MB is using wifi and the others are using ethernet.
Also, I am unable to see a G4 running 10.4.11.
The MB and iMac are running 10.6.2. No firewalls.
I have a Dlink router and know how to get into its admin page but really am afraid to change its configurations due to lack of knowledge.
Any help appreciated.
Lewisno. wake on lan works over ethernet only. it does not matter what router you use. but SNow leopard has a new feature "wake on demand" that does work over wireless. but for that you need a very recent apple router (TC or AEBS) and and a very recent computer.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3774 -
Can't get wake on lan to work on Hp n40l microserver
Hello
I installed arch on my HP proliant microserver and I can not get Wake on lan to work. I tested my device with ethtool and it supports and is enabled for WOL with g value set for both.
But whenever I power it off by systemctl poweroff I can no longer see it as a connected device to my router
Before installing arch I tried ubuntu for testing the hardware quickly and I got wake on lan working there. I can not figure out what might be the issue here. Wake on lan is enabled in the BIOS.
Any help would be appreciated
CheersAs I see in the Archwiki , the wol package would also need the IP address ( though not necessary ) along with the mac address of the server.
I fear that the nic on the server does not obtain an ip in shutdown state, since I can't see it in my attached devices in the router settings( I could be very wrong ! )
Tried using wol on a laptop running arch, but with no luck.
I have seen this workaround in several places
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour … bug/981461
I even tried creating a similar script which would first do
ip link set dev enp2s0 down
systemctl poweroff
but that did not work either.
Cheers
Last edited by ayushjsh (2013-04-03 07:00:28)
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