WAKE ON LAN IMPOSSIBLE INTEL(R) 82579LM NETWORK CARD PCI 0
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Hello,
After following several tutorials I am trying to wake up my PC (or wake it from sleep) using the Wake on LAN function but I can't seem to get it to work
I have enabled Wake on LAN in the Ethernet network card (and Wi-Fi just in case) as well as in the BIOS where I have "enabled" remote wake-up.
I have opened ports on my SFR THD box: 7 and 9 in UDP, as well as my firewall
I have entered the correct Ethernet MAC address and my WAN IP whether on port 7 or 9 it does not work
My Ethernet network card is an Intel(R) 82579LM Gigabit Network Connection PCI BUS PCI-0 device 25 function 0 the driver version 12.15.31.4 from 07/25/2016 (this is the latest one it offers me)
My computer is Windows 10 64-bit Professional
WHAT TO DO ?????
Is it due to the fact that I am on PCI 0 ??
After following several tutorials I am trying to wake up my PC (or wake it from sleep) using the Wake on LAN function but I can't seem to get it to work
I have enabled Wake on LAN in the Ethernet network card (and Wi-Fi just in case) as well as in the BIOS where I have "enabled" remote wake-up.
I have opened ports on my SFR THD box: 7 and 9 in UDP, as well as my firewall
I have entered the correct Ethernet MAC address and my WAN IP whether on port 7 or 9 it does not work
My Ethernet network card is an Intel(R) 82579LM Gigabit Network Connection PCI BUS PCI-0 device 25 function 0 the driver version 12.15.31.4 from 07/25/2016 (this is the latest one it offers me)
My computer is Windows 10 64-bit Professional
WHAT TO DO ?????
Is it due to the fact that I am on PCI 0 ??
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Hi
WakeOnLan = Wake-up tool on the same local network as the machine to be awakened (local IP of the PC to be awakened and MAC address of the network card of the machine to be awakened)
WakeOnWan = Wake-up tool on a different network (e.g., via the internet) than the machine to be awakened (public IP of the box of the PC to be awakened and MAC address of the network card of the machine to be awakened)
Decomposing the problem:
Start by checking, on the local network, if the magic packet arrives at the PC to be awakened using WakeOnLan Monitor
The "wake-up tool" will be on the same local network
After that, if okay, perform the same test in WOW with a client who will not be on the local network (smartphone on 4G, for example)




