BSNL Broadband: Need Help configuring my ADSL router to wake up my pc remotely.

bobbythomas

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Hellooooo....First of all hi to all members of Broadband forum. This is my first post.Before i go into details let me give my connection specs....I have a 750 UL home plan(Bandwidth around 2mbps),UT Starcom WA3002-g1 ADSL router. I use PPPoA/PPPoE encapsulation.Since I have a Laptop and a desktop I have NATed the network.Uses DHCP pool.Uses Port forwarding for Azueres,eMule and Hamachi,Ultra VNC,pcAnywhere,Remote Desktop etc....Some of these are done automatically by UPnP service....So now that if my home pc is Switched On I can Access it from anywhere in this world. But this is not the problem ;) . My problem is that if my computer is shutdown I want to wake it up from any location... I can wake my computer from my inside network but can't wake the pc from outside network(internet). Waking up a PC can be done by WOL(Wake on LAN) or WOWL (Wake On Wireless LAN), using some specific program,but wat I want to do is to wake my pc from a remote place through internet. I know that it can be done by correctly forwarding the Magic packets...(oops I forgot to mention WOL and WOWL uses magic packets to wake up the pc).It either uses ports 6,9 or 32767. And ofcourse i have my home pc's MAC address(without that i wont be able to wake that thing...) So let me be little more clear, WOL is done by sending magic packet to the broadcast address, ie, if your private range address 192.168.1.2,subnet mask 255.255.255.0, then the broadcast address will be 192.168.1.255, but the thing is that router wont forward broadcasts...Wat i want to do is to forward this packet to private network...since port forwarding is not working i need someone to help to do this...Anyway thanks in advance and I feel this will be a useful thread...Have a Nice Time.....Bobby Thomas,Trivandrum,Kerala.
 
Hi Bobby..

Welcome to Broadbandforum.in

Many things are new to me.. but... I have a solution for you ! little bit expensive !

There is kinda power cord with IP address assigned to it !

When i was in US, we had our few servers hosted in one company. Since those were SAP servers, we had to reboot often.. Those get hung sometimes. so we have to manually power it OFF and ON ! so finally we got some solution from them like login to an IP and switch off/on the power from a remote location ! Hope this may help

what we had was
APC AP9210 Master Switch Network Power Controller
This APC Master Switch Network Power Controller, Model AP9210, is one nice accessory! This little unit, which can be rack mounted with the included mounting tabs, or desk mounted, standing on its nice little rubber feet, is the answer to all of your power management hassles and a solution to many of your problems. You just don't know it... Yet!

Of course, it is a nice looking eight outlet power strip, with a very handy fifteen foot cord. But, it also includes the functionality of the APC AP9606 Web/SNMP Management SmartSlot Card, with all of its attendant capabilities. You can actually connect to this power controller via your LAN, or even the internet, log in and perform a number of very handy functions, such as restarting a non-compliant server in the middle of the night. You can also connect a lap top, or other terminal emulator, directly to the unit, via the included serial interface.

screen shot (logged in with previous company id to their server: hope they dont care ) . you can just click on which ever port, and switch on/off !

http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/777/apcap9210rk9.jpg
 
/members/appus/APC AP9210 Master Switch Network Power Controller.Thanks for the information. Price (refurbished also) starts from U.S$200 to $400 or $500.Is it available in 220/230V AC version ?
 
/members/appus/
APC AP9210 Master Switch Network Power Controller.
Thanks for the information. Price (refurbished also) starts from U.S$200 to $400 or $500.
Is it available in 220/230V AC version ?


Hi Bobby..

Welcome to Broadbandforum.in

Many things are new to me.. but... I have a solution for you ! little bit expensive !

There is kinda power cord with IP address assigned to it !

When i was in US, we had our few servers hosted in one company. Since those were SAP servers, we had to reboot often.. Those get hung sometimes. so we have to manually power it OFF and ON ! so finally we got some solution from them like login to an IP and switch off/on the power from a remote location ! Hope this may help

what we had was
APC AP9210 Master Switch Network Power Controller


screen shot (logged in with previous company id to their server: hope they dont care ) . you can just click on which ever port, and switch on/off !



I was thinking of forwarding the WOL (Magic Packets)to internal network (192.168.1.xxx),but port forwarding cannot be done as we can not forward to a broadcas address.....So wat if configure IP Filter?will it work?I can add broadcast ip and ports,but will it forward those broadcast?I dont know,usually routers dont permits broadcast....Wat do u guys suggest???
Wat should i do??
Thanks in advance....
Have a nice time...
Bobby Thomas,
Trivandrum,
Kerala.
 
hi every one i am new to this forum the WOL (WAKE UP ON LAN )seems to be very interestingI have a 500 c home plan(Bandwidth around 2mbps),UT Starcom WA3002-g1 ADSL routeri have same problem which is described nicely in all the previous threadslet me rephrase it again 1.how to configure my router so that router accepts magic packets and sends it to my pc to turn it on remotely thanks you please can some one there help me:)))))))))))
 
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