It was made thanks to routerboard Mikrotik which has serial port and it can connect to terminal on this port by SSH. GRUB can redirect text output to the serial port of the PC which is connected to the serial port of Mikrotik. The same settings must be at /etc/inittab. Finally you need create static ARP record in the Mikrotik for mac adress (mac>ip) of the PC and redirect UDP 9 to the IP address of the PC. If you need some detailed information you can contact me. I'm sorry for my english.
Another way to do this, perhaps, is by getting hold on a router which supports custom firmware (e.g. DD-WRT or Tomato variants), then create the necessary port forwardings.
Hmm... shouldn't it be possible to do WoL by simply setting up the correct port forwarding rules on a "normal" router?
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Jeffik11,
hi, I wanted to ask if can i do this on LAN, and if yes I can have a guide
You can write me on sdrello@gmail.com
Sdrello 11 months ago
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Hi, I wanted to ask if can i do this on LAN, and if yes I can have a guide
You can write me on sdrello@gmail.com
Thank
Sdrello 11 months ago
Can you explain how you do this with iptables?
I'm trying to redirect the packet with something like this:
iptables -t nat -I prerouting_wan -p udp --dport 9 -j DNAT --to-destination 10.255.255.255
and a filter rule but it wont work. I can't even do a redirect locally. Feel like I'm overlooking something.
F00dTube 1 year ago
two question how and why?
goldyuuuuu 2 years ago
One question, how?
zaly0u7ube 2 years ago
It was made thanks to routerboard Mikrotik which has serial port and it can connect to terminal on this port by SSH. GRUB can redirect text output to the serial port of the PC which is connected to the serial port of Mikrotik. The same settings must be at /etc/inittab. Finally you need create static ARP record in the Mikrotik for mac adress (mac>ip) of the PC and redirect UDP 9 to the IP address of the PC. If you need some detailed information you can contact me. I'm sorry for my english.
jeffik11 2 years ago
@jeffik11
Your English is fine :-)
Another way to do this, perhaps, is by getting hold on a router which supports custom firmware (e.g. DD-WRT or Tomato variants), then create the necessary port forwardings.
Hmm... shouldn't it be possible to do WoL by simply setting up the correct port forwarding rules on a "normal" router?
helgesdk 1 year ago