Wake up command not working

[gyro]

Hey

Ive been using PC monitor on android for a while now but have recently got a Microsoft Surface, running Windows RT and have downloaded the app on that.  However, im finding that when the target PC is sleeping/hibernating, that the wake up command doesn't work from with windows RT app. I keep getting a message saying "Wake up command failed"

 

This is still working fine on my android app though.  I haven't changed any settings, as I simply connect with my account username/password.

 

Any ideas why this might be happening?

 

Thanks,

 

Rich

[gyro]

any idea why this is happening?  Would be super useful if I could wake my pc up using this tool!

 

Any debug logs/options to help diagnose?

[Marius]

Wake on WAN over Internet is currently supported: http://forum.pulseway.com/topic/14-wake-on-lan-wake-on-wan-over-internet/

 

Wake on LAN support has been added and will be available in the next release.

[Marius]

UPDATE: The new version is now available in Windows Store however it might take a day until is available to everyone.

[Paul]

Also if you are having trouble with Wake On Wan you can try reviewing the solutions in this topic.

 

Good luck.

[gyro]

wow, just tested it in the latest version and it works fine now! Thanks for fixing

 

Im going to allow myself to believe it was fixed off the back of this thread

 

Anyway. brilliant app...keep up the good work!

[Tioram R. Mitchell]

Hi, my wake up command stopped working about 10 minutes after i configured it, now i can only do it over my LAN, it worked from my iphone, then randomly stopped, i am using a dynamic public ip and was wandering if the app would soon support ddns as a way round the dynamic ip issue. Any feedback would also be appreciated from anyone who can help me as I have checked everything and it is all configured properly but it just does not work from my iphone when waking up over the internet.

[Paul]

Since your public ip has changed, the computer must be at least once online for the server to know the new ip address.