I'm having trouble getting my evga 680i to wake on lan from a powered off state. I've done it before but for some reason now it doesn't seem to work. I have formatted since the last time I used wake on lan.
I've got all the settings right in the bios and everything. WOL is enabled in the networking properties on the adapter and in the bios. I can wake from a sleep or hibernate state - just not powered off. Using a WOL test client it confirms it is receiving the magic packet.
When my comp is off I dont see the network port light up with the LEDs. I imagine this has something to do with it -- i just dont know what had to go to power management on the configure tab of my network adapter and uncheck the box "allow windows to power off this device to save power" even though I also had under that checkbox "allow wake on lan" checked.
Trying to configure my desktop to Wake on Lan. I have the BIOS set to WOL(PME) enabled, i have the ports set up, and everything. I installed a WoL Sniffer on the desktop, and sent a wake up command and the sniffer showed it came through (with the correct FF FF FF FF FF FF <Mac address repeating>). The router it's hooked up to has the UDP port 9 forwarding, ad that's what my WoL tool is sending, and i see the light by the ethernet port and it does indeed flash repeatedly when i try to send the WoL magic packet.However, nothing happens. It's shut down, plugged in, i used the soft shut down from windows,If it was the router, then the light wouldn't flash when sending it...
I have a DIR-615 router (h/w ver E4 and firmware 5.10) that needs to be powered off and then on again several times in a day (a reset of sorts).After being on for sometime, most devices lose connectivity to the router and new devices cannot connect to it.After being powered off and then on again, everything works fine.
I have a question on 300 series PoE switch (SRW224G4P, power budget: 180W). How many WAP 4410N can be powered by this switch??How many AP 1242 can be powered by this switch? Since CDP is not supported yet, I think switch will provide 15.4W power for each AP. So each switch can power up to 11 WAP4410N or AP 1242. Is this correct??
One other quesiton is When CDP is supported, can I calculate as below? WAP4410N (Power draw:10.1W): 180/10.1W = 17.xx -> Up to 17 WAP4410N can be powerd AP1242 (Power draw:12.4W): 180/12.4W = 14.xx -> Up to 14 WAP4410N can be powerd
3502i's LED light turn white? Ifso, what does it mean? The info on the LED lights does not mention white. The serial port and the data port are non responsive, but the unit stays powered over PoE.
My DIR-825 stays on even when I flick the power switch, for as long as I don't disconnect the externally powered Belkin USB hub from it. Some lights do come off, Internet light turns orange, but it stays on. If I disconnect the hub before trying to shut down the router, it turns off instantly.
I feel slightly worried by this because as far as I am aware, a USB client device shouldn't be feeding power to the host. On the other hand, the host shouldn't be accepting power from the client either.
Also, sometimes after days since last reboot, the USB light on the router is not on despite connected devices, and they may or may not appear in Shareport.
I've had this router for just over a year now so the warranty is out and it just so happened to stop functioning last night. I'm fairly decent in the router world since I am studying for my CCNA, so I have tried just about anything imaginable. I woke up this morning with no connection, checked the modem, then the router. The router was powered on, but the up/downstream lights were not doing a thing. The modem is not the issue (I am hardwired as of now). I have tried both resets, including unplugging the device, and still can't get a response out of it. The logo light will turn straight on (no fad in and out like it's suppose to) and then it does absolutely nothing. I have never encountered this sort of problem on a home router before. I can't login to the router either.
It took a while but I've had my 1522 running well for several days. However, if I power down and then power up the 1522, it never reconnects. The bridge mode light flashes 5 times, then - nothing.
So, I have to disconnect everything, bring the 1522 back to my main PC, attach it, let it connect properly, then unattach and re-attach at it's use site.
(I'm using a static IP address and a Cisco E3000 router working perfectly with all my other stuff. Firmware v1.31)
I have a WAP4410N new out of the box will not stay powered on any of our three 3550 24 port PoE switches running 12.2(25) ipservicesk9-M EMI. The WAP4410N is running the 2.0.3.3 firmware. Unfortunately the AP is the only PoE device I have at my disposal. The device will power on, the link will come up on the switch but after ~5 seconds the power light then the PoE light on the WAP4410N turns off and the device reboots and continues this cycle. The WAP4410N operates normally when plugged in with the included power adapter, but I need to use this as a PoE device.
Background info: Comcast cable internet and TV Regular modem Linksys WRT54G router Windows7 desktop
The problem I'm seeing is that our wireless connection cuts out about 5 minutes after turning on our main desktop. Turn off the main desktop and wireless begins to work again. Throughout all of this, the wired connection works fine, and I have no problem connecting to the router either.
I recently upgraded my WRT610N to Firmware Version: 2.00.01 and now the unit powers down on its own after a few hours. Are there any known issues with this firmware?Is there any way to roll back to the previous version of the firmware?
On a second switch (ver 1.2.7.76) when I unplugged the power cord, to my amazement the switch turned right back on (about 1 second later), with the power cord removed. To verify that the power is indeed coming from POE, the upstream switch (ver 1.1.2.0) that is the same model (sg-300-28p), shows all 7 Ethernet ports connecting the two drawing from 2700mW, to 3000mW.
While the second switch is powered from the first over POE, the POE does not work on the second switch to power anything, and the system summary mentions something about "PoE Power Information on Master Unit".
Is this a stacking operation, and is POE on the second switch NOT supposed to work when powered over Ethernet from an upstream switch?
I have a 6509 that has dual SUP32's.Just want to make sure and give a reason(if there is one). Slot 6 always becomes the active hot on a full reboot. Meaning from no power to the whole switch to powered on. What is the election process for Supervisors?
i did a reset on my asa by stopping the boot process because i could not remember what my enable password was, i had no problems with the reset the asa came backup as it should and i started configuring the device again. My problem is when the device is powered off and back on i lose all configuration that were made, i save the changes with "write me" before the restart and they are still being over wrote.
My wrt110 firmware .05 has been working fine until now. I have a couple of phones, 2 printers, 3 laptops and a wii happily connecting to it. However now when I power on the wireless device, nothing can connect wirelessly. Wired connection is fine, but my wireless network disappears. No device can find the network, although it is there and set up on the admin pages. I pull the power chord out for 30 seconds and try again to get it going again, a bit like trying to start a car. Everntually devices find the network.
On two occasions it has forgotten the wireless settings and restored an open 'linksys' network. It's really infuriating becuase whilst I restore the SSID and use the same key, not all the devices actually recognise it and have to be reconfigured on the devices.
One of our Nexus 7000 modules failed and generated the status below. Could this possibly be a hardware issue?
# show module Mod Ports Module-Type Model Status --- ----- ----------------------------------- ------------------ ---------- 1 0 10 Gbps Ethernet XL Module powered-dn Mod Power-Status Reason --- ------------ --------------------------- 1 powered-dn Unable to power up card (Power_OK not set)
I live in an apartment complex with no access to whatever router is giving my room internet access.Will this prohibit me from opening port 9? From my research, I've learned that this port must be opened in order for the magic packets to be sent through to wake my PC up.
I want to be able to turn my PC on through my Samsung Galaxy tab. So far I've only been able to do it whenever both my PC and my tablet are on the same wireless router. But how can I do this when my tablet is connected to a different wifi?I currently have a Netgear WGR614 router, but even if I configure that to forward port 9, would my apartment complex's router need to be configured as well?
I just got a d-link DIR-655. I had a WRT-54G before, and Wake on Wan worked fine (was built in to the DDWRT firmware) and so did remote VNC. Now that I have this one, neither work and I can't find wake on wan in the firmware and no outside utilities seem to work. I am using ultravnc and I did forward port 5900. Port forwading works on other things, I think, because I got web access to work for my NAS.
I've a RV120W Cisco ROUTER with last firmware released and I am not able to setup Wake On Lan: It works fine just switched off PC but after some minute (5/10) magic packet don't work. Router forgets address of PC ?
I've set-up Static DHCP with IP and MAC address of PC ?I've setup port forwarding in firewall menu?This setup is OK becuse for few minutes WoL works... but after some time it stops.
There is any setting to make RV120W managing WoL properly.
I am thinking of setting up Wake-Up-LAN on my current desktop. The only problem is that I am using a wireless router, and it would be impossible for me to connect it with a cable. Would it be possible for me to use a wireless router? If not, would it be possible for me to use another router, connect it wirelessly to the original router, and connect that one with my desktop?
I have been trying in vain to setup my home network so that I can perform wake on lan (WOL) over the internet. I have been able to do WOL with a magic packet utility within my local network - so I know that the PC NICS are configured correctly - but this does not work when I try it from my office for example, over the internet.
I have a virtual server set up forwarding ports 9 and 7, UDP to 192.168.1.101 initially, but found some threads about using the broadcast address so changed this, but still no luck. I had to downgrade to 1.20 from 1.21 as I found several threads here about firmware versions not allowing broadcasts.
My setup is as follows:
Router: 192.168.1.1 PC1 192.168.1.101 (static assigned by MAC address in the router) PC2 192.168.1.102 (static assigned by MAC address in the router)
I am trying to get WOL working across different VLANS on a SG-300-10 Switch in Layer 3 Mode. To achieve this, I've setup an UDP-Relay (GUI menu IP Configuration) for UDP-Port 7 to 255.255.255.255 (this should flood all interfaces with the paket), however, WOL doesn't work across different VLANS. When I am connected directly to the corresponding VLAN, WOL works fine within the same subnet.
In the bios from 745, 755, 760 and 980 is a option remote wake up: enable with boot to nic.On the bios from 990 this option is gone.Does some know how ik kan wake up my computer and start pxe.
I was wondering if you can use wake on lan on the studio XPS 1645.. i've been looking all over the internet but couldnt find anything usefull & the dell email option wasnt working.
I have a Dimension 4600i that doesn't want to Wake on LAN. I am running the latest BIOS (A10), Intel Chipset Drivers, and latest Intel Pro/100 VE Drivers. I set the Network Settings to Network w. PXE and the startup sequence is CD-ROM, PXE, Hard disk. I am actually using the PXE, that is exactly what I want. My only problem is I need to do Wake on Lan for the system to wake up and PXE against my backup server. So far, no luck. I have tried numerous utilities and when I send magic packet the thing just sits there, everything else works great, the darn thing just won't come alive unless I hit the power button.
I have a DIR-655 Rev B, in a typical cascaded config: modem > dir-555 > switches & devices, etc.One of the four dir-655 ports is connected to a cheap-o Belink Wifi router which I use as an access point (I only use this because there's one device that only supports WEP). I was debugging a WiFi issue and I pulled the plug on this Belkin just to get it out of the picture. Well, when I did that, EVERYTHING that was connected through the DIR-655 lost connection. (Well, all the wired stuff anyway- not sure about WiFi devices through the DIR-655). I noticed that the port link light for the powered-off device stayed on on the DIR-655. When I unplugged the cable from the DIR-655, everything went back to normal.
So what I'm trying to figure out now is, is this a DIR-655 issue, or is it something screwy with the Belkin? Or Both? I've got to assume that there's some inherent flaw in the DIR-655 that allows something connected to a port to screw up everything that it's hosting.
I want to configure an access RNIS with a router Cisco 1603.When I plug a cable in interface ISDN BRI with the command "ALL DEBUG EVENTS" start, I have this message : "BRI0 : changing state to F5", and after nothing. How the interface BRI 0 can arrive to State F7?
With LMS4.0.0 and upgraded to LMS4.0.1 all devices keeps in questioning state, also after some Rediscovers.We've got SNMPv3 and v2 devices, Windows Firewall is off, RME inventory works for most of devices.All DFM processes except of DFMCTMStartup are running, its also not possible to start DFMCTM Startup using pdexec, in DFMLogServer.log you will see a lot of "ogs_server_urn" not found.
What can we do to get the devices also running in DFM?
About 1-5 times per week I will find the jrm process showing as "Administrator has shut down this server". I have written a script that 2/day checks the status of the jrm process and if it is down, restarts it (pdexec jrm). About 25% of the time the jrm process will then show a status of "waiting to initialize". The only way I have found to recover it to shut down CiscoWorks and restart it (takes about 25 minutes). Why it would shutdown or how to get it restarted after the initializing state?
I would like to configure my PC to be able to use wake on LAN/WAN mainly for power issues, so I don't have to have it on all the time to access anything I need. I bought a Linksys Cisco E 900 2 weeks ago. Now I am getting really frustrated since as far as I know I did configure everything needed for it but it does not seem to work nor through WAN or even in LAN.
What I did so far is:
1. In my BIOS I could not find a seperate wake on lan option under power management but I did find a "Power on by pci(e) device which I have enable.
2. I have a built in Realtek Ethernet card on my motherboard. In the setting I: Shutdown wake on lan - Disable Wake on magic packet - Enabled Wake on pattern match - Enabled Also the option to allow this device to wake up the computer using magic packet is also ticked.
3. I use Windows 7 and have installed and started Simple TCP/IP Services
4. I opened up UDP port 9 in Windows Firewall
5. I have set single port forwarding in the E900 to my reserved IP for both TCP and UDP port on port 9 and just in case port 7.
After all this it is not even working inside my LAN. Also I tried a port scanner and checking for open ports and UDP port 9 doesn't seem to be open. Why is that? Did I configure something wrong in the router?
