Turn on a remote computer from power-off state. Computer must be WOL enabled. Supported in windows console version 2.35 and later. Not the free DOS version.
************************************************************************ * Program: WakeOnLan.q * * Syntax.: QUIKCODE WAKEONLAN.Q <ENTER> * * Purpose: Wakes up a remote computer in a power-off state by sending * * a 102 byte UDP packet to a network broadcast address using * * port 9. Known as a "Magic Packet". * * Notes..: The remote computer must have an ethernet device that is * * wake-on-lan (WOL) enabled and attached to a network. To * * obtain the physical (MAC) address of a computer, enter the * * following from a command prompt: ipconfig /all <ENTER> * ************************************************************************ equate BCASTADDR to '192.168.1.255' * <- Change to your network broadcast address equate MACADDR to x'00504C057D04' * <- Change to your ethernet card MAC address equate cnt to wst110-111 * Counter equate sub to wst112-114 * Subscript open csa BCASTADDR ':9' UDP 102 * Open Client Socket A (CSA) area, UDP Port 9 move 1 to cnt * Initialize counter move 1 to sub * Initialize subscript move x'FFFFFFFFFFFF' to csa1-6 * Magic packet begins with 6 x'FF's100 if cnt > 16 * Copied MAC Address 16 times? write csa * Write magic-packet sleep 250 * Sleep 1/4 second write csa * UDP not guaranteed, send another packet. end. * End this program move MACADDR to csa7(sub) * Remote ethernet card MAC address add 1 to cnt * Bump counter up by 1 add 6 to sub * Point to next location to store MAC address go to 100 * Go copy MAC address again
