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NAME
pwol - Send Wake-On-LAN (WoL) packets to wake-up hosts over the networkSYNOPSIS
pwol [options] [<hosts|groups>]DESCRIPTION
pwol is a tool that can be used to send WoL (Wake-On-LAN) network packets in order to wake-up sleeping hosts, either directly or via routers.It can also be used as a WoL proxy daemon listening to incoming WoL packets (possibly authenticated) and then forwarding requests to one or many other targets.
If no hosts or groups are specified on the command line then pwol will read them from the command line.
OPTIONS
- -h
- Show summary of options.
- -V
- Print build version.
- -v
- Increase verbosity level.
- -i
- Ignore errors.
- -d
- Increase internal debugging level.
- -n
- No-send mode (dry run).
- -e
- Export configuration.
- -f path
- Load additional configuration files.
- -g name
- Force (override) gateway.
- -a address
- Force (override) destination address (DNS name).
- -p service
- Force (override) gateway port (service name).
- -t delay
- Force (override) inter-packet delay.
- -T delay
- Force (override) inter-host delay.
- -c count
- Force (override) packet copies for hosts/groups.
- -s secret
- Force (override) WoL secret.
- -D
- Enable proxy daemon mode
- -F
- Run proxy in the foreground
- -A address
- Force (override) proxy address (DNS name).
- -P service
- Force (override) proxy port.
- -S secret
- Force (override) proxy secret.
SEE ALSO
pwol.conf(5), ping(8), https://github.com/ptrrkssn/pwolAUTHOR
pwol was written by Peter Eriksson <pen@lysator.liu.se>.| 14 Jun 2020 | 1.5.2 |
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