QNAP QuWakeUp QWU-100 User manual

Explore The Best Remote Wake-
Up Assistant There Is!
•Why Do You Need To Use QuWakeUp?
•How Was WOL/WOW Done Before?
•QuWakeUp Can Remote Wake-Up Easily
•QuWakeUp User Interface Introduction
•Situational Comparison Before/After QuWakeUp

Why Do You
Need To
Use QuWakeUp?

How Did We Remotely Wake Up Devices Before?
Had To Use Different "Remote Desktop Control" Software's.
Remote Wake-Up devices are not easy!

Power
Consumption issue
Keep online 24/7
NAS Home Users:
Traditional WOL Methods
When you are not at home, you need to temporarily access the data:
Call the family to
turn on device

Notified late when
device is out of
situation
Personally boot each
device after repair
Difficult to track
device connection
MIS Engineer:
Traditional WOL Methods
Managing hundreds of devices is not easy.

All we need is "Someone" that:
Has a
Flexible
wake-up
schedule
Can wake
up many
devices at
one time
Can View
connection
status of each
device on a
single
platform
Can Wake up
devices in
LAN from the
Internet
remote

How Was
WOL/WOW
Done Before?

Wake On LAN (WOL) Introduction
When the computer is powered-off, the network operation capability is retained, and
the network card can still accept the network packet and monitor. When it receives a
special packet (Magic Packet), it will trigger the booting process.
Six consecutive "FF"
(hexadecimal digits,
converted to binary
digits: 11111111): FF FF
FF FF FF FF FF, followed
by 16 times of MAC
address information.
Highly Popular
Technology
Most NAS/PC/MAC support Magic Packet
TS-451

In the past, if you wanted to complete WOL,
you would have needed to:
Find the right tool to send magic packets, mostly computer utilities.

In the past, if you wanted to complete WOL,
you would have needed to:
Get information through manual operation of the machine, such as MAC
address, IP address.

Wake On WAN Troubles
The remote wake-up should be
completed by sending a magic packet
from the Internet to the device in the
local area network address.
Wake On WAN (WOW) is required if you want to
wake up devices in your LAN when you are
away, such as on the street or by MRT.
Magic
Packet

Disadvantages
Port
Forwarding
Complicated setting process
VPN
Need hardware support
Unstable effectiveness
The approach we used:
Wake On WAN Troubles

QWU-100
A Compact Box Can
Solve Your Problems

QuWakeUp Can
Remote Wake-up
Easily

QWU-100 Introduction
LED Light
1
Status LED
LAN1 LED
LAN2 LED
USB Type-C power input
RJ45 PoE port (LAN 1)
RJ45 LAN port (LAN 2)
USB Type-A port
Reset button
2 3
1 2 3 4 5
1
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
I/O

The popular USB Type C is a
power source that is easy to deploy.
QWU-100 Flexible Options Of Power Supply
PoE power will enable the most
streamlined wire configuration.
b. PoE Porta. USB Type C

Flexible Deployment And Multiple Management
Compact size but with two LAN ports,
Able to manage devices for two regional networks.
QWU-100
10cm
10cm

QuWakeUp Five Highlights
Simple Steps to Install and Use
Versatile Wake-up Schedule
Cross-Platform Notification Supported
Remote Wake-Up Directly via myQNAPcloud
Seamless Mobile APP - Qmanager

3 Easy Steps Installation
Compact device
with friendly software UI,
3 steps to complete the
remote wakeup setup
quickly.
1. Configuration
Connect the device to the router.
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