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12-07-2007 04:55 AM
12-07-2007 04:55 AM
Wake On Lan custom Tool
Hi,
I'm configuring a Wake on Lan tool, but I don't know how to make the command interactive in order to pass the nic mac address of the server to be waked.
I have SIM for windows and the command (wol.exe) resides on the SIM server (the %1 variables after the command doesn't works).
thanks in advance
regards
Davide
I'm configuring a Wake on Lan tool, but I don't know how to make the command interactive in order to pass the nic mac address of the server to be waked.
I have SIM for windows and the command (wol.exe) resides on the SIM server (the %1 variables after the command doesn't works).
thanks in advance
regards
Davide
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12-07-2007 06:47 AM
12-07-2007 06:47 AM
Re: Wake On Lan custom Tool
Here is exemple of a script i am using may be you forgot something in you 're script
FOR /F "tokens=1,2 delims=; " %%i in (%1.csv) do (call :ordi %%i %%j)
goto :end
:ordi
rem %1 computer name(paramètre %i)
rem %2 MAC addresse of the computer(paramètre %j)
echo %1 %2
wol %2
:end
Hope this help out
Dan
FOR /F "tokens=1,2 delims=; " %%i in (%1.csv) do (call :ordi %%i %%j)
goto :end
:ordi
rem %1 computer name(paramètre %i)
rem %2 MAC addresse of the computer(paramètre %j)
echo %1 %2
wol %2
:end
Hope this help out
Dan
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12-07-2007 12:10 PM
12-07-2007 12:10 PM
Re: Wake On Lan custom Tool
Hi Fred,
thank you for your script. It works, but when I run the script it fails with following error:
"The "Run as" user does not have adequate permission to manipulate this file: Con
nection timed out: connect"
Do you have any idea ?
regards
Davide
thank you for your script. It works, but when I run the script it fails with following error:
"The "Run as" user does not have adequate permission to manipulate this file: Con
nection timed out: connect"
Do you have any idea ?
regards
Davide
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12-10-2007 03:38 AM
12-10-2007 03:38 AM
Re: Wake On Lan custom Tool
hi
the second tools uses root as a user. If you are on windows a few changes are needed :
1/unregister the tool : mx -r -f wol.xml
2/change user to administrator
3/register again the tool with mxtool -a -f wol.xml
I used a linux based tool to create this one and did not pay attention to this...
hope it helps
fred
the second tools uses root as a user. If you are on windows a few changes are needed :
1/unregister the tool : mx -r -f wol.xml
2/change user to administrator
3/register again the tool with mxtool -a -f wol.xml
I used a linux based tool to create this one and did not pay attention to this...
hope it helps
fred
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