The hardware has to support wake-on-network. You can't do anything in
software, without suitable hardware and driver support, to make that work.
Does your hardware support that? What hardware is it?
If it is supported, you have to configure the wake sources, tell the driver
to do the right thing, etc. That's all pretty specific to your target
hardware, but there is some information on it in a document on the Windows
CE Frequently Asked Questions on MSDN...
Paul T.
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