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Old 09-05-2010, 12:32   #4
Jon T
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Re: Wake on LAN through router

Configure the router's log to record events of this type. Make a note of the public IP that your sending the WOL packet from, and see if it appears in the logs.

You could also run wireshark from a PC on your network and look for the WOL packet from that.
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