📄️ Overview
Wake On LAN (WOL) is an Ethernet computer networking standard that enables you to awake or start a computer remotely from anywhere. It wakes up the target computer by sending a network message. A computer that has the Internet connection and is Advanced Configuration Power Interface (ACPI) compliant can be turned on remotely. It requires a special software program like Motadata ServiceOps that sends a wake up signal to another computer in the same LAN. It is also possible to initiate the message from another network by using subnet directed broadcasts.
📄️ WOL List Page
The Wake On LAN Schedules list page helps the technicians to track and manage all the schedules. It displays a list of schedules along with the options like enable/disable, create, settings, edit, and delete at one place.
📄️ Create WOL Schedule
The page enables you to create a schedule based on which the added computers will wake up from the sleep mode.