iNet WOL - Wake on Lan
Published by BananaGlue GmbH on Jun 30, 2009
Genre: Utilities
Ratings: 3.73
Version: 2.6
Updated: Nov 06, 2021
Downloads: 658
INet WOL - Wake on Lan is a utility app developed by BananaGlue GmbH. Available for $2.99, it was updated to v2.60 on November 06, 2021, and currently holds a 3.73 out of 5 rating based on 11 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 131 MB of free space and runs Android 11+ or iOS 12.0+.
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Description
iNet WOL is a tool to wake computer from sleep via a local network or the internet. Its outstanding feature is its easiness of usage and the simple setup process.
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INet WOL - Wake on Lan can be played on Windows and macOS using Android emulators such as BlueStacks. Download an APK version and follow our BlueStacks installation guide to get started. For help with downloading or installing APK files, visit our forums.
User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★ great app!
nothing missing
★★★★★ Works to WOL my Mac over wifi with Time Capsule
Works great to WOL my 2010 Mac Mini remotely over the Internet!
Key steps:
- Have a dynamic DNS service to point to your network's external IP. Enter this static address into the app
- Set up my Time Machine to forward UDP 9 to my Mac's static IP address
It can be done. Contact this app's tech support if you have issues.
Don't leave a bad review just because you don't try hard enough or you fail because you don't know what you are doing.
Again, it can be done and works beautifully on my 2
★★★☆☆ Didn’t work for me...
I thought this was working to wake via internet…I set up port forwarding on my router as per the instructions but after a day, it stopped waking via internet. It wakes when I’m on my local network but it’s not worth paying for an app that only saves me a short walk to the office. App seems to work for other reviewers so maybe its just my hardware setup.
★★★☆☆ Why is this a 63mb app?
etherwake, a command line app in Linux that does the exact same thing, is a whopping 11kb; yet, for some reason this is 63mb. What possible justification can there be for that? It's not even a universal app, and there's no real graphics to speak of.
I have no idea how large it was when I first downloaded it in 2010. It has always worked as advertised, though.
★★☆☆☆ might be good ..
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if I can get it working :-)
Trouble is, I can't get a reply from the developer to figure out what's not working when trying to "wake" over the Internet.
Nice enough interface for a simple one-note utility, but given everything looks correct and I can't get in touch to find out what's not working, I'll hold off on the 5 stars :-)
