05mattjax wrote: 
> Hi. I'm bringing you up to date with my progress on remote wol.
> 
> I've purchased a Netgear DG834GT with DG Team firmware. 
> 
> If I enable wol via ipeng on the remote server the packet is received by
> the router (as I can see it in the log) but it still doesn't forward to
> the nas. According to the log ipeng sends a TCP Packet so is this the
> reason i.e. for my nas to wake up should it be UDP (nas is a readynas
> ultra) 
> 
> Shall I keep trying or shall I wol via http and not ipeng?

TCP or UDP shouldn't make a difference, and you're probably better off
w/ TCP if the packet travels over the Internet.
What your router does, I wouldn't know; But a common mistake is to
direct the packet to the computer's address instead of the LAN's
broadcast address: after a little while, the router forgets the IP and
MAC address of the sleeping computer. So it doesn't know where to
forward the packet to. A symptom of this would be that sleep/wake works
within a short delay, like 10 seconds, but doesn't work with a larger
delay like 2 hrs.
So directing the WOL packet to the LAN broadcast address (which never
gets deleted) is better. If the router agrees, of course. (every machine
will receive the packet, but only one that has the matching MAC will
wake-up. You won't wake the whole network.)


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