"Kevin D. Clark" wrote:
>
> If you really want the packet
> format I could probably dig it up.
That would be cool, if you have it, or just a pointer to where it
can be found.
> I'm not really sure why this is really useful, but then again I'm
> biased: my systems are always on and they're always running cron jobs
> and they're nearly always busy doing something. Oh, and the systems
> that I use allow me to sensibly access them remotely...
Actually, my firewall system is up 24/7, connected to the net. However,
with the cost of electricity, and the heat that computers generate I
tend to leave my other computer turned off when I'm not using it.
Occasionally I want to get something off of it when I am away from
home ... but It's turned off! So this provides the ideal way for me
to do it: ssh to my firewall, run the "magic" wake_up script, go get
the stuff I need, and then halt it.
Thanks!
-Matt
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Spectrum Advanced Applications
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