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Free Network Monitoring Tools from SolarWinds

Our free network monitoring tools alleviate common network management challenges faced by network engineers, such as transferring configurations to network devices, monitoring Exchange servers, computing addresses for IP subnets, remotely powering up PCs, and configuring NetFlow on Cisco® devices.

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SolarWinds Free Tool: Wake-On-LAN » Remotely Power Up Network PCs

Need that one last document to finish a project from the beach, but being correctly environmentally conscious you shut down your work PC? With SolarWinds free Wake-On-LAN, powering up a remote PC is no longer an issue. When the remote network adapter hears a "Magic Packet" created for its unique MAC address, the network adapter alerts the computer to power up. Wake-on-LAN is one of several free network monitoring tools provided by SolarWinds to our community of network engineers.

If Wake-On-LAN is enabled in the computer's BIOS settings, then the system will start up just as if the power button has been pressed. When a device is shut down, its network interface card is still receiving power and keeps listening on the network for a magic packet to arrive – enabling Wake-On-LAN to do its magic!

Wake-On-LAN is just one of the 49 powerful tools included in SolarWinds' award-winning Engineer's Toolset. This robust collection of desktop tools delivers the network management, network monitoring, and network troubleshooting tools you need to easily and effectively manage your infrastructure -- all in one extremely affordable package!


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