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    Wake-On-LAN set, Power On doesn't kick...

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      NikyStSava last edited by

      Can't PowerOn the stations in the Computer Lab after I've donne everything I found online on this subject:
      1] I enabled Wake-On-LAN in BIOS:
      WkLnBIOS.jpg
      2] Have verified "wake on magic packet" is enabled:
      MagicPkt.png
      3] Checked "only wake on magic packet":
      WkeMgPkt.png
      4] Entered MAC in Veyon Configuration:
      StCfg.jpg
      5] All computers are connected to the same router, directly [professor] or through 2 swithches [the 30 stations].

      And STILL when I press Power On in Veyon, nothing happens...

      Anyone any suggestion on what more have I to do?!?

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        cvalda last edited by

        First try disabling "fast startup" on the client computers:
        ed4ec512-cb94-4d22-8e8e-2cdb88188fd0-image.png

        If that doesn't help, the issue may be your network configuration. Are the computers all on the same LAN or VLAN? Are the two switches just small unmanaged switches or are they routing the traffic in some way?
        Anyways, I recommend to test whether the magic packets reach the client computers. You can use a tool like tcpdump or wireshark on the client computer to capture UDP traffic on port 9, which is what Veyon uses to send the magic packets.

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          mmeyer @NikyStSava last edited by

          @NikyStSava I suggest to use colon in place of dash between for MAC Address

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            NikyStSava last edited by

            Sorry for the late repply...

            Disabling "fast startup" did the trick for me.

            The replacing of dash with colons didn't seem a good idea, cause for the Lenovo's it worked like that. Only the Dell's were the reluctant ones, so it seemed to be a station configuration problem.

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