tmp/esynoscheduler.script.28484: line 1: ether-wake: command not found They have removed ether-wake command (see sample error below), but fortunately, there are still ways to send WOL or magic packet to wake up local network machines. How To Enable Synology DSM 6.0+ to send WOL/Magic PacketĮver since Synology released DSM 6.0, even in 6.0 beta, the previous method for sending WOL packets no longer works. : Added a missing Ethernet port eth0 to the synoet call example. : If you have DSM 6.0 or later, please follow the below steps to enable remote WOL/send a magic packet to your local network machines. The setup doesn’t require additional source nor installs packages. If you have a Synology running DSM (Disk Station Manager) you can follow the steps below to trigger WOL to any local network devices that support it. I happen to have a Synology NAS server which could be an ideal machine to serve as a proxy from your home network to the outside world. To overcome the local network issue, it’s probably a good idea to have a server always on and accessible from the outside world.

While the ability to remotely turn on and off the machine is cool, it’s important to note that this only works in a local network area. If this is something you are interested, we have a full tutorial showing you how to set up WOL on Windows on your local network. WOL, allowing you remotely to Power On a local network computer. Here on NOW, We’ve covered many tools around WOL, Wake On Lan.

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