wake up on LAN?

This is a discussion about wake up on LAN? in the Windows Networking category; hi i do have 2 3com 905 NIC w/ wake up on LAN function. but i dunno what kinda software i need to use that function, can someone tech me about it and where can i download that kinda software. thx a lot i using win2000 pro I love u without knowing how.

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hi i do have 2 3com 905 NIC w/ wake up on LAN function.
but i dunno what kinda software i need to use that function, can someone tech me about it and where can i download that kinda software.
 
thx a lot
 
i using win2000 pro
 
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This is a bios function

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SHS thx for ur reply, but dont i need some kinda software to wake up another pc on LAN

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From what I read about it [researching for your post], you do need software to wake a computer up. IBM makes some, so does 3Com, but I couldn't find out if it was downloadable, or any other freeware/shareware places to get that type of software. It has to be out there, though.
 
IBm, Intel and 3Com has a lot of information on the general ideas, but weren't very helpful as to software.
 
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The suspend to disk function of Softex APM (used on Dell laptops with NT as an OS)