Hi,
After unsuccessful attempts for WOL (wake on lan) from Internet (WOL from LAN works ok) because of the router dropping any directed broadcast (to 192.168.x.255), I was wondering if there isn't any backdoor command line interface to the WRT610N router, something Linksys engineers would use to debug or take entire control of the router ?
This is very usual among router manufacturers and I'd be surprised if it didn't exist on this one.
Actually all I'd like to do is to entering a static ARP entry so the router knows "always" the MAC @ of the PC to wake up. Otherwise, it has to ask through ARP request but since the PC is asleep, it wouldn't respond.
I know a solution requiring flashing with dd-wrt the firmware, but I'd like, if possible to not to do that.
thanks
nalooti
P.S. I've read the excellent article on WOL in this site
After unsuccessful attempts for WOL (wake on lan) from Internet (WOL from LAN works ok) because of the router dropping any directed broadcast (to 192.168.x.255), I was wondering if there isn't any backdoor command line interface to the WRT610N router, something Linksys engineers would use to debug or take entire control of the router ?
This is very usual among router manufacturers and I'd be surprised if it didn't exist on this one.
Actually all I'd like to do is to entering a static ARP entry so the router knows "always" the MAC @ of the PC to wake up. Otherwise, it has to ask through ARP request but since the PC is asleep, it wouldn't respond.
I know a solution requiring flashing with dd-wrt the firmware, but I'd like, if possible to not to do that.
thanks
nalooti
P.S. I've read the excellent article on WOL in this site
