I do this with LAN all the time. For this the NIC must support WOL (Wake On
LAN), and when plugged into the motherboard there's a separate two wire
connector that goes from the NIC to a special plug on the motherboard. Then
you need to know the MAC address for the network card (at a command prompt
Windows and type IPCONFIG /ALL if running TCP/IP).

Next download some WOL software (bottom of this page
http://www.gammadyne.com/cmdline.htm). Put this file in the path somewhere.
If you want to just test it save it in the root if c:. Then at the command
prompt type c:\WOL <MAC address> (Example WOL 00b0d12abac6).

What I use is Network View (http://www.networkview.com/screenshots.html) and
a batch file I made so I can highlight a PC, right click and select "Wake
Up". Then from the same Network View screen I select that same PC for VNC
remote control. Lots of control for nearly nothing!

I've never remotely woke up a PC from modem, but I imagine you enable that
feature in BIOS then dial the number the modem is plugged in to.

Dave Lum - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sr. Network Specialist - Textron Financial
503-675-5510


-----Original Message-----
From: Deependra b. Tandukar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 20:54 PM
To: NT 2000 Discussions
Subject: Remote Wake Up


Greetings !

How to wake up remotely a computer, through LAN and modem? The options are 
available in BIOS.

Regards,
DT


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