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I have been user of Rabbit Remote Control and find its features very valuable. To further enhance its utility, I would like to suggest the addition of Wake-on-LAN (WoL) support. This feature would enable users to remotely wake up devices that are powered off or in sleep mode, making the tool even more versatile.
To integrate this into Rabbit Remote Control, you could add a right-click context menu option labeled WAKE UP for each offline device in the UI. The MAC address of the device should be stored along with the connection information. When the WAKE UP option is selected, the program would call a function like sendWakeOnLanPacket() to wake up the device.
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KangLin commentedon Sep 25, 2024
WOL is supported by the operating system.
I guess you want to wake up the computer with this program?
Please describe your thoughts in detail.
volkansari commentedon Sep 25, 2024
To integrate this into Rabbit Remote Control, you could add a right-click context menu option labeled WAKE UP for each offline device in the UI. The MAC address of the device should be stored along with the connection information. When the WAKE UP option is selected, the program would call a function like sendWakeOnLanPacket() to wake up the device.
volkansari commentedon Sep 25, 2024
for example
KangLin commentedon Sep 25, 2024
There are two or more implementation methods to see which one is suitable.
KangLin commentedon Nov 22, 2024
In the end, I chose the plugin.

KangLin commentedon Nov 22, 2024