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Wake up Machine on LAN
Keywords: Wake on Lan WOL wake up machine LAN
Reference:
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/WOL.asp
http://www.answers.com/topic/wake-on-lan
Wake On Lan some times uses port 0 and port 7, but now it seems everything is moving to port 9.
#DefineFunction Hex2Dec(hex)
str="0123456789ABCDEF"
hex=StrTrim(StrUpper(hex))
hexlen=StrLen(hex)
dec=0
For x=1 To hexlen
dec=(dec*16) + StrIndex(str,StrSub(hex,x,1),0,@FWDSCAN) -1
Next
Return(dec)
#EndFunction
BCastAddr="255.255.255.255" ; Set network broacast address here
MacAddress="00:11:22:CC:DD:EE" ; Set MAC address of machine to wake up here
RemotePort = 9 ; Wake On Lan port (some times uses port 0 and port 7)
;--------------------------
bbpacket=BinaryAlloc( (6*16) + 6)
BinaryOleType(bbpacket,103,0,0,0)
BinaryPoke(bbpacket,0,255)
BinaryPoke(bbpacket,1,255)
BinaryPoke(bbpacket,2,255)
BinaryPoke(bbpacket,3,255)
BinaryPoke(bbpacket,4,255)
BinaryPoke(bbpacket,5,255)
For yy=0 To 15
For xx=1 To 6
mm=ItemExtract(xx,MacAddress,":")
mm=Hex2Dec(mm)
BinaryPoke(bbpacket,5+xx+(yy*6),mm)
Next
Next
;The WinSock OCX has a distribution problem in that
;it sometimes is not installed properly. This is
;reported to fix it...
If RegExistKey(@REGCLASSES,"Licenses\2c49f800-c2dd-11cf-9ad6-0080c7e7b78d") == @FALSE
ErrorMode(@OFF)
flag=RegSetValue(@REGCLASSES,"Licenses\2c49f800-c2dd-11cf-9ad6-0080c7e7b78d","mlrljgrlhltlngjlthrligklpkrhllglqlrk")
ErrorMode(@CANCEL)
If flag==0
Message("Error","Admin access required to set registry key.")
Exit
EndIf
EndIf
objSocket = ObjectOpen("MSWinsock.Winsock")
objSocket.Protocol = 1 ;UDP
objSocket.RemotePort = 9
objSocket.RemoteHost = BCastAddr
objSocket.SendData(bbpacket)
ObjectClose(objSocket)
BinaryFree(bbpacket)
Message("All","Doned")
Exit
Article ID: W14632
Filename: Wake up Machine on LAN.txt
File Created: 2008:03:24:08:47:38
Last Updated: 2008:03:24:08:47:38