Wireless Networks Thread, Wake On Lan Across VLANs With Procurve 5400, 2900 and Various 3Com 4250s and 4500s in Technical; Right, probably got most of the information in the title
I've tried with various wake-on-lan programs ( wol .exe, mc- ...
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11th December 2010, 09:34 PM #1 Wake On Lan Across VLANs With Procurve 5400, 2900 and Various 3Com 4250s and 4500s
Right, probably got most of the information in the title 
I've tried with various wake-on-lan programs (wol.exe, mc-wol.exe and a few others) and it works fine for PCs in the same VLAN, but not across VLANs.
The HP 5412 is our core switch and is configured for routing and to forward broadcasts, plus I've tried udp port forwarding from the "sending" VLAN to the "receiving" VLANs broadcast address.
Has anyone successfully managed to do this with these switches (especially the 5412) and, if so, can they post the relevent parts of their switch config files to show me what I'm doing wrong?
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12th December 2010, 12:35 AM #2 We don't have your switches - but we find Wake-on-LAN [ MATCODE.com ] is successful over VLANs - as you can tell it the other VLANs broadcast address
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12th December 2010, 08:34 PM #3 Tried that one - with and without the broadcast address being specified. Still doesn't work.
The issue is something to do with the HP5412 procurve switch (it's a layer 3 switch), but every bit of info i've found and tried regarding this switch doesn't seem to work
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