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Wake up NAS from Popcorn
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07-27-2010, 10:21 PM
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RE: Wake up NAS from Popcorn
Keep in mind for the method linked to work the nic in your nas also needs to support wake on ARP. Does it?
So you need a switch that supports IGMP snooping and a nic in the device you want to wake up that supports wake on ARP |
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07-27-2010, 10:25 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-31-2010 10:52 AM by hispanico.)
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RE: Wake up NAS from Popcorn
(07-27-2010 10:21 PM)johnpoz Wrote: Keep in mind for the method linked to work the nic in your nas also needs to support wake on ARP. Does it?I have QNap 439 II Pro... i see if it has this option, but meanwhile i prefer verify because the script of mrfac in first post not work.... ![]() Thank P.S I speak with technical of QNap and wake on ARP is not supported... Popcorn A-200 (110308) Windows Seven Ultimate 32bitAsus P8P67 deluxe - Intel i7-2600k - DDR3 4GB Ati HD 7970 & Nvidia 9800gt - HAF 932 PopCorn A-200 - QNap 439 II Pro 8TB |
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08-30-2010, 11:00 PM
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RE: Wake up NAS from Popcorn
hi everyone
did someone mange to run this script on c-200 ? I have put mine script on usb drive - what is a correct path ih http://localhost.drives/ ... thanks in advance |
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09-19-2010, 09:20 PM
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RE: Wake up NAS from Popcorn
Hey,
Just want to let you know what things I had to do to get the WOL working for my A-200. First of all, dont forget to give execution permission to NAS-start.cgi The webservice url Im using is: http://localhost.drives:8883/HARD_DISK/NAS-start.cgi (please note the / instead of the \) Here is my NAS-start.cgi: Code: #!/bin/shPlease note that I changed the busybox path from: .bin/busybox to: Apps/Busybox/bin/busybox I also changed HARD_DISK to SATA_DISK And last but not least, I added -i wlan0 to the ether-wake command because Im using the wireless adapter and I was getting "network not found" (or something like that) since it seems ether-wake tries to use eth0 by default. What is still not working are the start_html() and end_html() functions. Anyway, I think I can live without them
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02-15-2011, 08:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-15-2011 08:47 PM by johnk.)
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RE: Wake up NAS from Popcorn
In case it helps anyone, I just got the script in the first post to work on my A-100 (latest firmware), but I did have to tweak the script slightly. I changed this line:
/opt/sybhttpd/localhost.drives/HARD_DISK/.bin/busybox ether-wake -b put_mac_addres_here to: /bin/busybox ether-wake -b put_mac_addres_here This was using the Busybox installed along with Telnetd using the CSI tool. Thanks to the OP. |
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03-06-2011, 11:39 AM
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RE: Wake up NAS from Popcorn
Thanks to this thread I got Wake on LAN working from a HTML file on my Popcorn B-110.
![]() But it's still a bit clumsy to navigate to the HTML and back so I'd like to remap the Eject button (which I have no use for) on the Remote to the Wake on LAN HTML page. Or even better, make the remote button just execute the WOL command to my Mediaserver. Is there any way to achieve this? I read about "TVID" in custom HTML files, but I don't really need a custom page, just a function to remap the WOL command to the Eject button on the remote. Would appreciate any suggestions. |
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03-10-2011, 02:56 PM
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RE: Wake up NAS from Popcorn
This thing works really fine on my C-200, but can anybody help with a script that will shutdown a remote-PC (FreeNAS)?
I know i asked this question in another thread, but maybe someone can help. |
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