[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":372},["ShallowReactive",2],{"\u002Fdocs\u002Fguides\u002Fdevices":3},{"id":4,"title":5,"body":6,"description":364,"extension":365,"meta":366,"navigation":367,"path":368,"seo":369,"stem":370,"__hash__":371},"docs\u002Fdocs\u002Fguides\u002Fdevices.md","Devices & Wake-on-LAN",{"type":7,"value":8,"toc":355},"minimark",[9,13,25,30,33,124,128,135,228,245,249,256,310,323,327,338,345,349],[10,11,5],"h1",{"id":12},"devices-wake-on-lan",[14,15,16,17,24],"p",{},"A device is a machine you want to power on remotely. NetIgnite wakes it with a\n",[18,19,23],"a",{"href":20,"rel":21},"https:\u002F\u002Fen.wikipedia.org\u002Fwiki\u002FWake-on-LAN",[22],"nofollow","Wake-on-LAN"," magic packet that an agent in the same\nnetwork broadcasts.",[26,27,29],"h2",{"id":28},"preparing-a-device","Preparing a device",[14,31,32],{},"Wake-on-LAN is a hardware feature and usually disabled by default.",[34,35,36,65,104,110],"ol",{},[37,38,39,43,44,48,49,52,53,56,57,60,61,64],"li",{},[40,41,42],"strong",{},"BIOS\u002FUEFI."," Enable the option called ",[45,46,47],"em",{},"Wake on LAN",", ",[45,50,51],{},"Power On by PCI-E"," or ",[45,54,55],{},"Resume by LAN",".\nDisable ",[45,58,59],{},"ErP","\u002F",[45,62,63],{},"EuP"," power saving if your board has it, because it cuts power to the network\ncard.",[37,66,67,70],{},[40,68,69],{},"Operating system.",[71,72,73,84],"ul",{},[37,74,75,76,79,80,83],{},"Windows: in Device Manager, open the network adapter's properties. Enable ",[40,77,78],{},"Wake on Magic\nPacket",", and under ",[40,81,82],{},"Power Management"," allow the device to wake the computer. Turning off\nFast Startup helps on many systems.",[37,85,86,87,91,92,95,96,99,100,103],{},"Linux: check with ",[88,89,90],"code",{},"ethtool \u003Cinterface>"," that ",[88,93,94],{},"Wake-on"," is ",[88,97,98],{},"g",". Enable it with\n",[88,101,102],{},"ethtool -s \u003Cinterface> wol g"," and make it persistent through your network configuration.",[37,105,106,109],{},[40,107,108],{},"Wired connection."," Use Ethernet. Most computers can't be woken over WiFi.",[37,111,112,115,116,119,120,123],{},[40,113,114],{},"Note the MAC address"," of the wired network card, for example with ",[88,117,118],{},"ip link"," (Linux),\n",[88,121,122],{},"getmac \u002Fv"," (Windows) or in your router's client list.",[26,125,127],{"id":126},"adding-a-device","Adding a device",[14,129,130,131,134],{},"Open ",[40,132,133],{},"Devices → Add New Device"," and fill in:",[136,137,138,151],"table",{},[139,140,141],"thead",{},[142,143,144,148],"tr",{},[145,146,147],"th",{},"Field",[145,149,150],{},"Description",[152,153,154,165,175,184,201,218],"tbody",{},[142,155,156,162],{},[157,158,159],"td",{},[40,160,161],{},"Name",[157,163,164],{},"A name to recognize the device by.",[142,166,167,172],{},[157,168,169],{},[40,170,171],{},"Device Type",[157,173,174],{},"Server, Desktop PC, Laptop, Printer or NAS Storage. Only used for display.",[142,176,177,181],{},[157,178,179],{},[40,180,150],{},[157,182,183],{},"Optional notes.",[142,185,186,191],{},[157,187,188],{},[40,189,190],{},"MAC Address",[157,192,193,194,52,197,200],{},"The MAC address of the device's network card, as ",[88,195,196],{},"AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF",[88,198,199],{},"AA-BB-CC-DD-EE-FF",".",[142,202,203,208],{},[157,204,205],{},[40,206,207],{},"Port",[157,209,210,211,214,215,200],{},"The UDP port of the magic packet. Use ",[88,212,213],{},"9"," (the default) unless your device expects ",[88,216,217],{},"7",[142,219,220,225],{},[157,221,222],{},[40,223,224],{},"Agent",[157,226,227],{},"One of your agents, in the same network as the device.",[14,229,230,231,52,234,237,238,52,241,244],{},"MAC addresses must be six pairs of hex digits separated by ",[88,232,233],{},":",[88,235,236],{},"-",". Other notations such as\n",[88,239,240],{},"AABBCCDDEEFF",[88,242,243],{},"AABB.CCDD.EEFF"," are rejected when you save the device.",[26,246,248],{"id":247},"powering-on","Powering on",[14,250,251,252,255],{},"Click ",[40,253,254],{},"Power On"," on the dashboard or in the device list. NetIgnite reports:",[136,257,258,268],{},[139,259,260],{},[142,261,262,265],{},[145,263,264],{},"Message",[145,266,267],{},"Meaning",[152,269,270,280,290,300],{},[142,271,272,277],{},[157,273,274],{},[45,275,276],{},"Wakeup command sent",[157,278,279],{},"The agent sent the magic packet. The device should start within a few seconds.",[142,281,282,287],{},[157,283,284],{},[45,285,286],{},"Agent is offline",[157,288,289],{},"The device's agent isn't connected. Check the agent first.",[142,291,292,297],{},[157,293,294],{},[45,295,296],{},"Failed to send wakeup command",[157,298,299],{},"The agent didn't answer within 5 seconds.",[142,301,302,307],{},[157,303,304],{},[45,305,306],{},"Wakeup command failed: …",[157,308,309],{},"The agent rejected the request, for example because of an invalid MAC address or port.",[14,311,312,314,315,318,319,200],{},[45,313,276],{}," means the packet left the agent. It doesn't confirm that the device turned\non. Watch the device's status turn ",[40,316,317],{},"online",", or check\n",[18,320,322],{"href":321},"\u002Fdocs\u002Freference\u002Ftroubleshooting#the-device-doesnt-wake-up","Troubleshooting",[26,324,326],{"id":325},"device-status","Device status",[14,328,329,330,334,335,200],{},"NetIgnite asks the device's agent to ping the device. The ESP32 agent pings the device's IPv6\nlink-local address, which it derives from the MAC address. See\n",[18,331,333],{"href":332},"\u002Fdocs\u002Fhow-it-works#checking-device-status","How It Works"," for what the statuses mean and when this\ncheck reports a running device as ",[88,336,337],{},"offline",[14,339,340,341,344],{},"Statuses refresh every 20 seconds. The ",[40,342,343],{},"Ping"," button checks a device right away.",[26,346,348],{"id":347},"editing-and-deleting","Editing and deleting",[14,350,251,351,354],{},[40,352,353],{},"Edit"," to change any field, including the agent. Delete a device with the trash icon in\nthe device list; you'll be asked to confirm.",{"title":356,"searchDepth":357,"depth":357,"links":358},"",2,[359,360,361,362,363],{"id":28,"depth":357,"text":29},{"id":126,"depth":357,"text":127},{"id":247,"depth":357,"text":248},{"id":325,"depth":357,"text":326},{"id":347,"depth":357,"text":348},"Add devices to NetIgnite, prepare them for Wake-on-LAN, power them on and check their status.","md",{},{"title":5},"\u002Fdocs\u002Fguides\u002Fdevices",{"title":5,"description":364},"docs\u002Fguides\u002Fdevices","tewIHV7XwUCLFDcZ_vklYKSZcfqCcGExodAGDndVpH4",1792355946318]