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5 Change the variable name to "NFWAKEONLAN" and value to "YES," and click on the Set button. 6 To save the new settings, click on OK. 7 Restart the system. Automatic Power-On Startup Sequence The Automatic Power-On Startup Sequence settings determine the order in which devices in or attached to your computer will start when your computer is turned on remotely. To define a sequence: 1 Go to the Easy-Setup menu. 2 Click on the CONFIG icon. The "Configuration" window appears. 3 Click on the Network icon. The "Network" window appears. 4 Click on the Startup icon. The "Automatic Power On Startup Sequence" window appears. 5 Define a sequence by clicking on the devices in the order you want them to start. The devices you choose appear in boxes 1 to 4. 6 Click on OK. or 1 Go to the Easy-Setup menu. 2 Click on the Startup icon. The "Startup" window appears. 3 Click on the Network icon. The "Automatic Power on Startup Sequence" window appears. Chapter 9. Using System Management 169

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5
Change the variable name to “NFWAKEONLAN” and value to
“YES,” and click on the
Set
button.
6
To save the new settings, click on
OK
.
7
Restart the system.
Automatic Power-On Startup Sequence
The Automatic Power-On Startup Sequence settings determine the
order in which devices in or attached to your computer will start
when your computer is turned on remotely.
To define a sequence:
1
Go to the Easy-Setup menu.
2
Click on the
CONFIG
icon.
The “Configuration” window appears.
3
Click on the
Network
icon.
The “Network” window appears.
4
Click on the
Startup
icon.
The “Automatic Power On Startup Sequence” window appears.
5
Define a sequence by clicking on the devices in the order you
want them to start.
The devices you choose appear in boxes 1 to 4.
6
Click on
OK
.
or
1
Go to the Easy-Setup menu.
2
Click on the
Startup
icon.
The “Startup” window appears.
3
Click on the
Network
icon.
The “Automatic Power on Startup Sequence” window appears.
Chapter 9.
Using System Management
169