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Command line interface for network wake-up and routing

Command line interface for network wake-up and routing

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MAGICALfalcon
Junior Member
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09-29-2025, 10:22 AM
#1
I need to install parsec on my desktop. The issue is that without turning the computer on, I can't launch the app. Last night I had my girlfriend power it up but now I'm stuck. The only solution I have is setting wake time events, which turns it on when I don’t mean to use it. Also, starting a parsec connection doesn’t trigger a wake-on-lan event. My problem is finding a way to activate a wake timer that responds to user actions instead of scheduled times, so I can log in instantly and wake it whenever I want. I already have Wake on LAN enabled on my network card and believe it in BIOS.
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MAGICALfalcon
09-29-2025, 10:22 AM #1

I need to install parsec on my desktop. The issue is that without turning the computer on, I can't launch the app. Last night I had my girlfriend power it up but now I'm stuck. The only solution I have is setting wake time events, which turns it on when I don’t mean to use it. Also, starting a parsec connection doesn’t trigger a wake-on-lan event. My problem is finding a way to activate a wake timer that responds to user actions instead of scheduled times, so I can log in instantly and wake it whenever I want. I already have Wake on LAN enabled on my network card and believe it in BIOS.

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bigcackinator
Member
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09-29-2025, 07:16 PM
#2
It’s a setup challenge. A local device needs to transmit WOL messages and also listen for external triggers. Preferably it should work round the clock and use minimal power. In fact, I’m using a Raspberry Pi with HomeAssistant running. One of my dashboard widgets sends WOL packets to my main PC, which makes it possible.
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bigcackinator
09-29-2025, 07:16 PM #2

It’s a setup challenge. A local device needs to transmit WOL messages and also listen for external triggers. Preferably it should work round the clock and use minimal power. In fact, I’m using a Raspberry Pi with HomeAssistant running. One of my dashboard widgets sends WOL packets to my main PC, which makes it possible.

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PolarZone
Junior Member
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09-30-2025, 02:16 PM
#3
It seems this Pi is only used for internal operations. Do you want to activate it remotely? Maybe by connecting your Asus router and accessing it from another room?
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PolarZone
09-30-2025, 02:16 PM #3

It seems this Pi is only used for internal operations. Do you want to activate it remotely? Maybe by connecting your Asus router and accessing it from another room?