I can't turn on my home PC remotely, but the system seems configured correctly to be turned on by Wake On Lan
I'm trying to enable Wake On Lan to turn on my home PC remotely.
I set a static IP for my PC (by router settings) and port mapping. I put the my PC's IP into DMZ, too.
Furthermore I disabled the power saving mode and enabled WoL packets by NIC driver settings and Windows Control Panel.
Then I used a ddns service to send a WoL packet and I verified by "Wake-on-LAN Packet sniffer" program that the PC would receive these packets correctly.
I disabled ErP by bios settings at the PC startup.
The test was ok, but when my PC is powered off, I can't turn on my PC by public IP (using the url provided from ddns service) and I can turn on it by private IP (by device connected to same home network, obviously) the first one/two times after that I can never turn it on remotely.
What am I doing wrong?
networking windows-10 wake-on-lan
asked Dec 21 '18 at 20:49
Radioga
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I'm trying to enable Wake On Lan to turn on my home PC remotely.
I set a static IP for my PC (by router settings) and port mapping. I put the my PC's IP into DMZ, too.
Furthermore I disabled the power saving mode and enabled WoL packets by NIC driver settings and Windows Control Panel.
Then I used a ddns service to send a WoL packet and I verified by "Wake-on-LAN Packet sniffer" program that the PC would receive these packets correctly.
I disabled ErP by bios settings at the PC startup.
The test was ok, but when my PC is powered off, I can't turn on my PC by public IP (using the url provided from ddns service) and I can turn on it by private IP (by device connected to same home network, obviously) the first one/two times after that I can never turn it on remotely.
What am I doing wrong?
networking windows-10 wake-on-lan
asked Dec 21 '18 at 20:49
Radioga
1
WOL usually uses UDP. Is your router configured to forward UDP as well as TCP?
– shawn
Dec 23 '18 at 3:04
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I'm trying to enable Wake On Lan to turn on my home PC remotely.
I set a static IP for my PC (by router settings) and port mapping. I put the my PC's IP into DMZ, too.
Furthermore I disabled the power saving mode and enabled WoL packets by NIC driver settings and Windows Control Panel.
Then I used a ddns service to send a WoL packet and I verified by "Wake-on-LAN Packet sniffer" program that the PC would receive these packets correctly.
I disabled ErP by bios settings at the PC startup.
The test was ok, but when my PC is powered off, I can't turn on my PC by public IP (using the url provided from ddns service) and I can turn on it by private IP (by device connected to same home network, obviously) the first one/two times after that I can never turn it on remotely.
What am I doing wrong?
networking windows-10 wake-on-lan
asked Dec 21 '18 at 20:49
Radioga
1
I'm trying to enable Wake On Lan to turn on my home PC remotely.
I set a static IP for my PC (by router settings) and port mapping. I put the my PC's IP into DMZ, too.
Furthermore I disabled the power saving mode and enabled WoL packets by NIC driver settings and Windows Control Panel.
Then I used a ddns service to send a WoL packet and I verified by "Wake-on-LAN Packet sniffer" program that the PC would receive these packets correctly.
I disabled ErP by bios settings at the PC startup.
The test was ok, but when my PC is powered off, I can't turn on my PC by public IP (using the url provided from ddns service) and I can turn on it by private IP (by device connected to same home network, obviously) the first one/two times after that I can never turn it on remotely.
What am I doing wrong?
networking windows-10 wake-on-lan
networking windows-10 wake-on-lan
asked Dec 21 '18 at 20:49
Radioga
1
asked Dec 21 '18 at 20:49
Radioga
1
asked Dec 21 '18 at 20:49
Radioga
1
asked Dec 21 '18 at 20:49
Radioga
1
asked Dec 21 '18 at 20:49
Radioga
1
1
WOL usually uses UDP. Is your router configured to forward UDP as well as TCP?
– shawn
Dec 23 '18 at 3:04
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WOL usually uses UDP. Is your router configured to forward UDP as well as TCP?
– shawn
Dec 23 '18 at 3:04
WOL usually uses UDP. Is your router configured to forward UDP as well as TCP?
– shawn
Dec 23 '18 at 3:04
WOL usually uses UDP. Is your router configured to forward UDP as well as TCP?
– shawn
Dec 23 '18 at 3:04
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WOL usually uses UDP. Is your router configured to forward UDP as well as TCP?
– shawn
Dec 23 '18 at 3:04