gharris999;591036 Wrote: 
> I'm using a truly ancient Netgear FWAG114 router and WOL over wifi seems
> to work just fine.  I don't know that you'd need an expensive Airport
> router to get this working.  I just tried this:
> >   >   > 
  - Turned off SrvrPowerCtrl's schedule wake-up for alarm feature.
  - Set an alarm on my SBTouch for 15 minutes in the future using the
  > current playlist as the alarm sound.
  - Suspended the server using SrvrPowerCtrl.
  > > > 
> The SBTouch faithfully sent a WOL packet 5 minutes before the alarm
> was due to sound and woke the server up.  The alarm then played at
> the appropriate time.  I do have a SBRadio, but I've yet to use it
> much.  I'll kick the tires on it a bit more as I'm working on my
> plugins.
> 
> That said...getting the mac to schedule it's own wakeup, as I
> proposed in my previous post, is eminently doable.

Gordon.  Pleased to hear that you are more successful with WoWlan than
I am.  I find that I can wake the Mac wirelessly if it has been
sleeping for a short while (possibly less than one hour), but not
longer.  My assumption is that somehow the router and the Mac are
getting disassociated through some sort of time out.  I can't yet
figure out if this is the work of the Mac or the router.  I'm using WPA
Personal security, which might have something to do with it.


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