How to set up Wake On Lan?

Question

Computer networks

There is a PC with UEFI BIOS and Windows 10 on board. It must be turned on and off remotely (waking up from sleep mode is also an option). To do this, you can use Wake on Wan based on Wake on Lan. But how to set up Wake-on-Lan so that you can remotely (via the Internet) turn on this PC ?! There is direct-white-dynamic IPv4, no IPv6. There is a domain name.

Answer 1

Wake-on-LAN service .

Answer 2

It is necessary to configure the router and which router you do not know.
To wake up, you need to send a packet from the MAC of the desired machine to the broadcast address.
Not every router can do this.
Look at the WOL settings in the router.
Well, since the IP is dynamic, you need to solve this problem - bind the domain name.
How - it does not matter, the main thing is that the name always resolves to the current IP.

Answer 3

I've successfully implemented this myself. There are several conditions.
1. The provider in the dynamic range gives "white", i.e. public ip address.
2. The network card and the computer motherboard both support turning on by a signal from the network. "Mom" should be able to wake up, and also feed the network. The network must be able to recognize the packet and send a signal to the motherboard.
3. This feature must be enabled in bios.
4. This feature must be enabled in the operating system. Here I can get a little confused in the readings, but on win 10, all other things being equal, until I turned it on in the network card settings in the operating system, it didn’t want to work.
5. The home router supports the "virtual server" function, or in other words, port forwarding.
6. The router is configured to forward the desired port either to the address of the target machine or to the broadcast ip address of the home network (this is the one that ends in .255, such as 10.0.0.255 or similar)