An advanced Wake on LAN (WOL) utility allows you to power up remote PCs by sending them a magic (WOL) network packet. The application is designed to operate in enterprise networks, which may include domains, workgroups and multiple subnets, to power up one or multiple remote PCs within the scope of a single operation. The centralized WOL operation can be initiated with just one mouse click. You don't need to enter MAC addresses of remote PCs in order to wake them up remotely. The application retrieves MAC addresses automatically using four MAC detection mechanisms. An important advantage of this application is it ability to create Wake on LAN tasks and schedule them for automatic execution. Thus, you can create WOL tasks, configure their PC lists and WOL settings, and schedule them for one-time execution on a defined date/time or for recurrent execution. All scheduled tasks can be managed through an intuitive UI. Depending on your network configuration, the application allows you to use different Wake-on-LAN packet transmission methods to be sure that the WOL packet will not be blocked by your network devices. You can use unicast, directed broadcast, local subnet or Internet transmission methods, or all of the above at the same time. The application allows creating default settings to be used for all WOL operations and overriding such settings for a particular Wake on LAN task, if required.

Platform: Windows XP

System Requirements: 1 GHz Intel Pentium processor or equivalent, 512MB of RAM, 250MB of free disk space.