Too slow to add hosts, and all of the host icons are the same.
The very least this developer could have done was to make the app scan for hosts on the subnet and collected all of the necessary host information for you. There are already apps in tvOS, iOS, and macOS that do this.
Does Not Work Over Internet
Why would someone need to wake up a PC from a few feets away when they can actually schedule the wake-up in the OS???
It just works!
Nothing fancy, no bells and whistles, but it works! You just have to find your computers MAC address and enable WOL in the network cards adapter options. In my case I used the cmd prompt ipconfig/all and looked for the “Physical Address” of my Ethernet networking card, and that’s your MAC address. Easy to set up and works every time, as long as your pc is connected via Ethernet cable to your router and your phone or tablet is on the same wireless network.
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Awesome app!
Use it on my phone and appletv to wake my media center PC. Does one thing but works every time!
Great Little Utility
Nice, no-nonsense wake-on-LAN client. The recently added iCloud sync is very convenient if you use multiple devices. It's now even available for the Apple TV, so you can e.g. wake up a media server directly from the ATV.
Does What It Promises Very Well
Great app. It works just like promised. It is awesome being able to wake my computers from my watch too!
It actually works
It took mea couple of days trying to configure my computer, but that was not the apps fault. Once I figured out where I went wrong it woks flawlessly. If you are new at this (WoL) stuff like I am then this might help:
Make sure your Ethernet(wired) to router
In bios under wake up select: BIOS and not OS.
Select: wake up with PCIe ( I know, it doesn't make sense) I don't even have a card in mine.
The rest of the help this programmer was right on.. Just make sure magic packet are enabled in Ethernet setting on the network page.
First line put the ISP of the COMPUTER U R WAKING UP. Second line MAC, third the number 9, and forth line is the name of your computer (the name that comes up when you log into windows)
That's it..
Make sure your Ethernet(wired) to router
In bios under wake up select: BIOS and not OS.
Select: wake up with PCIe ( I know, it doesn't make sense) I don't even have a card in mine.
The rest of the help this programmer was right on.. Just make sure magic packet are enabled in Ethernet setting on the network page.
First line put the ISP of the COMPUTER U R WAKING UP. Second line MAC, third the number 9, and forth line is the name of your computer (the name that comes up when you log into windows)
That's it..
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