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.
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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.