Lesu;315089 Wrote:
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Have you tried a factory level reset on the SB3? It retains the last
MAC address it was using in memory and doesn't reset it to the new
system automatically. There have been some previous threads regarding
this problem. One would think that if a new IP address has
You now, you can edit an SB3's Server Mac with the ir-remote, but your
network is beyond my experience i don't know if it will help you.
I had a situation when i changed server, the SB3 remembered my old
servers mac.
Press left arrow for 5 seconds and you enter the setup meny use down
arrow, go
Mswlogo
Have you tried a factory level reset on the SB3? It retains the last
MAC address it was using in memory and doesn't reset it to the new
system automatically. There have been some previous threads regarding
this problem. One would think that if a new IP address has been
detected then the
I had Wake On Lan working fine with a SB3 (wired and fixed IP) and a
wired IBM Think Pad Laptop Server (wired fixed IP).
I replaced the SB3 with a Transporter and it just continued to work
fine.
I gave my daughter the SB3 and she wants to do Wake On Lan also.
The SB3 (wireless and DHCP IP) and
SB knows MAC address of server because they are on same segment (uses
dynamic ARP). If they aren't (e.g. proxy arp or different subnets) then
it will send the WOL packet to the wrong MAC address (e.g. the router's
MAC address in the case of proxy arp or routing).
Different routers handle
