Well...think I found the answer to my own question, so I'll note what it
was should anyone else be interested.
I tried another freeware app for waking up Macs on a network.
Right up front in the ReadMe it noted:
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is WakeUp able to wake a machine through AirPort?
A: No, AirPort is disabled when the machine is asleep, and WakeUp can not
connect to it.
There it is, right?
I presume that Wake550 works the same way. If the iBook is sleeping the
AirPort card is disabled and you can't wake it remotely.
This makes sense, no?
Ciao,
bob
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