▲ | M95D 2 days ago | |
>> Why don't you send WOL directly over the internet? (You'll need to set up a permanent ARP record on the router.) > Hm, so never tried something like that before actually, I think for OpenWrt I need to install arp packages. No, you don't. Put this in /etc/firewall.user or /etc/rc.local (you can do it from UI) and forward a UDP port to 192.168.0.254 or whaterver subnet you're using:
The incoming packet will be broadcasted (ff:ff...) on the br-lan interface. 192.168.0.254 doesn't need to exist - the sleeping computer doesn't care. | ||
▲ | M95D 2 days ago | parent | next [-] | |
PS: Correction! /etc/rc.local isn't OK. The ARP record needs to be reloaded if br-lan interface is restarted, such as when changing other network settings in WebUI. So only /etc/firewall.user will do. | ||
▲ | t_mahmood 2 days ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Thank you for the explanation! The version in the OpenWrt didn't support the full command. Had to update to `ip-full`. After the command was successful, I can see the entry in the `ip neigh` table. Now digging around |