- #Teamviewer wake on lan public address port install
- #Teamviewer wake on lan public address port drivers
- #Teamviewer wake on lan public address port Pc
- #Teamviewer wake on lan public address port mac
I've not used their WOL app, it might not use a pinhole. The app might be easier to use once working, but this will work. Get one working on the computer you are controlling and it will work. You should be able to log into a computer remotely and trigger a WOL program on the LAN. In case Wake on Lan to be done using Teamviewer remotely, not within the network, it requires port forwarding in its configuration and the static IP address. You won't be able to wake that computer if it's where all your WOL packets originate. The computer on your LAN with teamviewer needs to be available in order to send WOL packets over your network. Your "server" already opens a connection to teamviewer's corporate server which lets your clients in outside your NAT. Teamviewer's company brokers the connection to your LAN so you aren't forwarding ports.
#Teamviewer wake on lan public address port Pc
Try turning PC on (must be in sleep/hibernate to work on most PC's, unless you have already seen it work locally being totally powered off)ĭoes your teamviewer not work remotely? Teamviewer shouldn't need port forwarding.
#Teamviewer wake on lan public address port install
You want to forward port 9 to your IP address in step 2 over UDP, save that.Ĥ) install TV on your phone, connect via LTE (not wifi) to test. check by opening command prompt and type "ipconfig /all" (no quotes) it will tell you your IP and whether you're using DHCP or not (it will show disabled if you have a static address configured).ģ) Log into your d-link device and go to port forwarding. Either way, these two devices need to be on the same subnet (e.g your ISP box shouldnt be a 192.168.0.1 while the Dlink is a 192.168.1.1)ġ) Go the the options, configure Wake on LAN, select public address and put your public static IP in there (google "what is my IP"), leave the port on 9Ģ) Assuming you already have a static address in your PC's IPv4 settings, if not you need to set one. You really dont want two routers in a setup like this, why do you have the d-link at all if the ISP provided box acts as a router as well? Are you sure there isnt a third box from the ISP? (else Ill assume the ZXHN is modem/router combo). This is tested and works for me, using TeamViewer 13
#Teamviewer wake on lan public address port drivers
This used to work very well but it seems microsoft drivers can set thing in the BIOS that mess up WoL.
Microsoft and BIOS manufactures have implemented a bunch of microsofts sleep/suspend stuff. Not sure if other routers offer this feature or not.Įven when you get everything right WoL is very messy to get working. Generally the best solution I have seen for this problem is asus routers have a feature that lets you log into the router from the internet and then ask the router to send the WoL packet to the end pc. Anything that must come in from the internet is Wake on WAN which does not exist. What will not work is if you attempt to wake your pc from your phone that is connected to say the mobile broadband network. You could for example use a cell phone connected to the wifi to wake your pc. If the device is really running as a AP then it is all one lan and is the same as if it was connected directly to your router. So you're saying i can't do that as long as my pc is connected to the AP, the only way would be to connect the pc to the router itself ? The reason it does not work using the port forwarding hack is the ARP table entry will timeout in the router and it no longer know where to send the data. Way too much misinformation out there including from people that write the client applications that send the WoL packet. There is no concept of IP addresses or port or UDP or TCP.
#Teamviewer wake on lan public address port mac
The problem is the WoL only uses mac addresses.
People "think" they can make it work with port forwarding but it only will work for a short time. It will not work because you are attempting wake on WAN which does not exist.
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