Wake on LAN (WoL) is an Ethernet networking standard that allows a computer to be turned on from sleep mode remotely.
To do this, you must enable the WoL function for each VLAN so that the router forwards the IP broadcast packets. This allows the so-called "magic packets" to be sent from a WoL server to a WoL client.
With WoL profiles you can also define which WoL servers or which protocols are allowed.
Click on + and enter a name under Profile Name and confirm the entry
Click + Rule
Enter the following parameters for one or a maximum of 100 rules:
Select protocol (TCP, UDP or IP)
Opional: Enter Source IP and select network mask (e.g. 192.168.99. 241/32 if only one host should be allowed). Anything is permitted as a default value (any)
Optional and only if TCP or UDP was selected as protocol:
Enter Destination Port e.g. 9080
Confirm the entries for each rule and save them at the end
Under locations, select the location where Wake on LAN should be activated
Under VLANs, select the VLAN where Wake on LAN should be enabled
Activate Wake on LAN there
Under Profile, chose a profile name that you previously defined
Confirm and save the entry
If necessary, select additional locations or VLANs at the location for which Wake on LAN is to be activated, as described in steps 6 to 8