Several Issues with WOL
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2017 1:20 am
I setup Amahi 7 with Fedora 19 on an old computer. It's a 32 bit machine so I can only use Amahi 7. From my other laptop (Windows 7), I am able to access the HDA dashboard. My next goal is to get WOL to work and that is where I ran into several issues:
I installed the Wake-On-LAN Server app and am able to access http://wolserver/wol.php from my windows machine. It successfully shows that the machine running Amahi 7 is "awake" but when I click the Sleep button, I get the following error:
Command Failed: Failed connect to 192.168.1.10:7760; Connection refused
Is there some configuration I have to change to get wol to work? I updated the passphrase hash in config.php.
I am wondering if I need to change some configuration related to the port for wol packet? I couldn't find anything on Amahi wiki for WOL
Is it even possible to use Wake-On-LAN app to put Amahi/Fedora to sleep?
Is putting Amahi to sleep the same thing as putting Fedora to sleep?
I assumed it was the same thing so I manually put Fedora to sleep. Then I went back to Wake-On-Lan app to check if it will let me awaken Fedora/Amahi from my Windows machine. However, http://wolserver/wol.php didn't even load since it is hosted on that Fedora. So I couldn't even attempt the waking up part. I must have assumed something incorrectly here.
I would really appreciate if you can point out what I am doing wrong, or help me get wol working.
I installed the Wake-On-LAN Server app and am able to access http://wolserver/wol.php from my windows machine. It successfully shows that the machine running Amahi 7 is "awake" but when I click the Sleep button, I get the following error:
Command Failed: Failed connect to 192.168.1.10:7760; Connection refused
Is there some configuration I have to change to get wol to work? I updated the passphrase hash in config.php.
I am wondering if I need to change some configuration related to the port for wol packet? I couldn't find anything on Amahi wiki for WOL
Is it even possible to use Wake-On-LAN app to put Amahi/Fedora to sleep?
Is putting Amahi to sleep the same thing as putting Fedora to sleep?
I assumed it was the same thing so I manually put Fedora to sleep. Then I went back to Wake-On-Lan app to check if it will let me awaken Fedora/Amahi from my Windows machine. However, http://wolserver/wol.php didn't even load since it is hosted on that Fedora. So I couldn't even attempt the waking up part. I must have assumed something incorrectly here.
I would really appreciate if you can point out what I am doing wrong, or help me get wol working.