WOL question. SCCM server with multiple nics.

Hi,
I have a sccm server with multiple nics, I can wake up any machine using a 3ed party magic packet utility, if I set a schedule and use sccm wol functionally the machine never wakes up. As I pointed out my server has multiple nics, does anyone have a sccm
server with multiple nics with sccm built in wol functionally working?. I am curious on how you achieved this.

Hey Garth,
Yes the problem is solved but we had to buy a 3rd party power management utility to accomplish WOL. Because we have many different subnets in our environment we found that this was the fastest way to get WOL working,
So out of the box SCCM would not work for us, with a 3rd party utility that had an SCCM plugin WOL now works flawlessly.

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