Depicus Wake On Lan

Depicus Wake On Lan

by Depicus

8 ratings
35 reviews
$1.99

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Remotely wake up computers and devices on a local network or over the internet using the Wake On Lan protocol. This utility supports waking machines via Wi-Fi or cellular data connections.

Remote device wake-up
Wake On Lan protocol support
Local network and internet wake-up
Wi-Fi and cellular data support
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What's New in Depicus Wake On Lan

3.01

November 22, 2017

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. Totally re-written for 64bit in Swift. This version is for those who have moved to iOS 11 for which the current app does not work. Some functionality parity with the old version is currently not present but will return in future updates.

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Bugged

Crashes when attempting to send a magic packet through a FQDN

Works Perfectly (once your network is ready)

After reading previous reviews, some saying it simply doesn’t work others saying brilliant, I can clarify that if your network, the machine you want to wake, your router and your ISP IP address is all configured properly then it does work perfectly. I can now reliably wake my PC from anywhere in the world with an internet connection.

However if you don’t know how to set up a dynamic DNS, how to port forward, how to prevent your routers ARP cache from clearing the addresses of the machine you want to wake, how to activate WOL in the BIOS of your machine, how to enable the power options of your LAN adapter to allow WOL then you’ll be fighting a losing battle. That is no fault of the app, the app is simply one cog in the gearbox that makes it all work. And when they all mesh correctly it’s perfect.
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Simple

Merci, compatible en 4G

Doesn't work

I know how WoL works. In fact I use the depicus website and it wakes my PC just fine. When using the exact same configuration in the app it says there was an error sending the packet. I will be asking for a refund.

Marche en 3G

L'avantage de depicus sur ses concurrents gratuits est qu'il marche en 3G. Simple a utiliser, pas de fioritures et de fonctionnalités inutiles.
Est-il possible d’avoir une version compatible iOS 11? Merci

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FAQ

How does Depicus Wake On Lan work?

Depicus Wake On Lan sends a 'magic packet' to a specific network device, signaling it to power on. This protocol requires the target device to be configured to receive and respond to these packets.

Can Depicus Wake On Lan wake devices over Wi-Fi?

Yes, you can use Depicus Wake On Lan to wake machines if you are connected to Wi-Fi. However, Wake On Lan and Wake On Wan will not work to wake up a computer using only Wi-Fi as the primary connection for the target device.

What devices can be woken with Depicus Wake On Lan?

The app allows you to remotely wake a computer or other device that comply with the Wake On Lan protocol. This typically includes most modern desktop computers and some network-attached storage devices.

What is the price of Depicus Wake On Lan?

Depicus Wake On Lan is a paid application, priced at $1.99. This is a one-time purchase.

What is the rating for Depicus Wake On Lan?

Depicus Wake On Lan has a rating of 2.8 stars based on 8 user ratings.

What platforms does Depicus Wake On Lan support?

Depicus Wake On Lan is available for Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is also listed as supported on Apple TV.

How often is Depicus Wake On Lan updated?

The latest version of Depicus Wake On Lan is 3.01, which was last updated on November 22, 2017. The app was originally released on October 31, 2010.

Are there any known issues with mobile carrier networks?

Some mobile operators may block UDP ports lower than 1024 over their networks. If you encounter issues, try using a higher port number, such as 4343.