Wake Up Support is a small Windows app for powering on systems on your local network. It sends Wake-on-LAN magic packets to ordinary computers, and uses IPMI to power AJA Bridge Live devices on and off, since those do not support Wake-on-LAN.
Add your first system
- Enable the target hardware first: Wake-on-LAN on Dell systems or IPMI on an AJA Bridge Live.
- Click WOL to add a Wake-on-LAN system, or ABL to add an AJA Bridge Live.
- Click On on the system's row to power it on. AJA devices also have an Off button, which asks for confirmation first.
For a Wake-on-LAN system you enter a name, the MAC address, an optional IP address, the
subnet's directed broadcast address (for example 192.168.154.255) and the port. Port 9 is
the usual default.
Other features
- Status dots next to each address show whether the system is reachable (green), not reachable (red) or unknown (grey). A warning icon appears when an IP address and MAC address do not match what the network reports.
- Scan lists the devices found on the local subnet and lets you add them as systems.
- Wake log records the recent wake and power actions made from this computer.
- Reorder the rows by dragging the handle at the start of a row.
- Import and export the list of systems as a JSON file to move it to another computer.