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Wake-on-LAN support (WOL), Interpreting the network status lights, Windows XP

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NOTE: NICs featuring Alerting Capabilities comply with Alert Standard Format (ASF) specification 2.0 and support Remote Management and Control Protocol (RMCP) based alerts. ASF 1.0 implementations will not support RMCP due to lack of security in the ASF 1.0 specification. NIC-Based Alerts are enabled and configured by installing the ASF 2.0 agents for the NIC you are using. These are available at http://www.hp.com. ASF alerts can also be enabled and configured using the Common Information Model (CIM). Wake-on-LAN support (WOL) To enable or disable Wake-On-LAN from a power off state: 1. Run the Computer Setup utility by pressing F10 at POST. 2. In the Advanced menu, select Device Options > S5 Wake on LAN. 3. Select Disable to prevent WOL from occurring while the computer is in a power off state or select Enable to allow WOL to occur from a power off state. NOTE: The default state for S5 Wake on LAN is Enable. To enable or disable Wake-On-LAN from a low power state: Windows XP 1. Select Start > Control Panel 2. Double-click Network Connections 3. Double-click Local Area Connection 4. Click Properties 5. Click Configure 6. Click the Power Management tab, then select or clear the check box to Allow this device to bring the computer out of standby. NOTE: For more information on Wake-On-LAN, refer to the Remote Management Administrators Guide. The Remote Management Administrators Guide is included with the Remote Management Setup Utilities and is available on the Support Software CD or at http://www.hp.com. Interpreting the network status lights Some Ethernet network interface controllers include network status lights: ● Link light-illuminates when the system is physically connected to an active network. ● Activity light-illuminates when the computer detects network activity. When the system is connected to a highly used network, the activity light will remain on almost constantly. ● Operating Speed light-illuminates during 1000 Mbps or 100 Mbps operation. The color of the light identifies the operating speed. ENWW Wake-on-LAN support (WOL) 3

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NOTE:
NICs featuring Alerting Capabilities comply with Alert Standard Format (ASF) specification 2.0
and support Remote Management and Control Protocol (RMCP) based alerts. ASF 1.0 implementations
will not support RMCP due to lack of security in the ASF 1.0 specification. NIC-Based Alerts are enabled
and configured by installing the ASF 2.0 agents for the NIC you are using. These are available at
. ASF alerts can also be enabled and configured using the Common Information
Model (CIM).
Wake-on-LAN support (WOL)
To enable or disable Wake-On-LAN from a power off state:
1
.
Run the Computer Setup utility by pressing F10 at POST.
2
.
In the
Advanced
menu, select
Device Options
>
S5 Wake on LAN
.
3
.
Select
Disable
to prevent WOL from occurring while the computer is in a power off state or
select
Enable
to allow WOL to occur from a power off state.
NOTE:
The default state for
S5 Wake on LAN
is
Enable
.
To enable or disable Wake-On-LAN from a low power state:
Windows XP
1
.
Select
Start
>
Control Panel
2
.
Double-click
Network Connections
3
.
Double-click
Local Area Connection
4
.
Click
Properties
5
.
Click
Configure
6
.
Click the
Power Management
tab, then select or clear the check box to
Allow this device to
bring the computer out of standby
.
NOTE:
For more information on Wake-On-LAN, refer to the
Remote Management Administrators
Guide
. The
Remote Management Administrators Guide
is included with the Remote Management Setup
Utilities and is available on the
Support Software
CD or at
.
Interpreting the network status lights
Some Ethernet network interface controllers include network status lights:
●
Link light—illuminates when the system is physically connected to an active network.
●
Activity light—illuminates when the computer detects network activity. When the system is connected
to a highly used network, the activity light will remain on almost constantly.
●
Operating Speed light—illuminates during 1000 Mbps or 100 Mbps operation. The color of the
light identifies the operating speed.
ENWW
Wake-on-LAN support (WOL)
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