WoL packets are forwarded by the ip helpers.
Couple things you can do:
- Sniff on a switchport and check if you see the magic packet on that VLAN
- Double check your ip helper settings
- Make sure you have set "ip forward-protocol udp 402" on your switches
- Make sure you don't have any ACLs that would block the Magic Packet
(udp port 402) and configure a ACL to allow "ip directed-broadcast"
On 2013-03-14 10:31 AM, Jan Behrend wrote:
On 01/07/2013 01:18 PM, Derek Wuelfrath wrote:
Like François said, you need to make sure that the host connected onto
the switchport is allowed to communicate.
Since you didn't provide any information on your actual setup (what kind
of security you use on your access ports), we cannot help you more than
this...
So here is more of my setup:
- The Switches are using 802.1x mac auth to determine the VLAN for a
specific port.
My guess is that the switch does not broadcast the WOL magic packet into
all VLANS if any at all. Any hint? Do you need more information?
Cheers Jan
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