RDP into hiberated pc which is on sbs 2003

[Smiley]

Hi lister,

I am not sure whether I am in the right groups.

I have a laptop which is connect to a sbs 2003 server and I need to remotely
login from time to time but the thing is when it goes into hiberation, I
cannot logon. Is there any setting which I would do for me to rdp in even
when it is in hiberation.

Many thanks,

Smiley

 

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[Jim Behning SBS MVP]

Hi lister,

I am not sure whether I am in the right groups.

I have a laptop which is connect to a sbs 2003 server and I need to remotely
login from time to time but the thing is when it goes into hiberation, I
cannot logon. Is there any setting which I would do for me to rdp in even
when it is in hiberation.

Many thanks,

Smiley

http://msmvps.com/blogs/thenakedmvp/archive/2006/06/30/103330.aspx#152174

Oliver's wake on lan is supposed to work well.

 

[Smiley]

Sorry guy, forgot to mention OS. It is XP. Same apply as Vista ?

 

[Smiley]

Hi guy,

Thank you for the info.

More questions.

1. how do I know or what test would I do on my pc/laptop to check whether
the machine support wake on lan
2. I presume the software need to install on the server and have the laptop
list under the RWW.
3. Do I need to have any special requirement on the pc which is remotely
logon to the laptop ?
4. Where can I purchase / get license for this software mentioned.
5. any other choices ?

Many thanks

 

[Jim Behning SBS MVP]

http://msmvps.com/blogs/thenakedmvp/archive/2006/06/30/103330.aspx#152174

Oliver's wake on lan is supposed to work well.

http://dnn.sbstools.de/produkte/WakeOnLANfürRemoteWebArbeitsplatzRWW/tabid/654/Default.aspx

Oliver does speak English so don't let the German page throw you.

 

[Jim Behning SBS MVP]

Send an email to support from Oliver's web page.
http://dnn.sbstools.de/support/tabid/637/Default.aspx

google is your friend. Just type wake on lan for a lot of articles.
http://gsd.di.uminho.pt/jpo/software/wakeonlan/mini-howto/

 

[Joe]

Hi guy,

Thank you for the info.

More questions.

1. how do I know or what test would I do on my pc/laptop to check whether
the machine support wake on lan

Get into the BIOS during boot and look for it. Many machines will only
wake from a full power off state. The BIOS entry should say which of the
ACPI S states can be woken. Machines without onboard LAN may need an
extra cable between NIC and MB.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Configuration_and_Power_Interface