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changing the digital world one bit at a time...
Wake On Lan for Active Server Pages allows any IIS web browser with the ASP interpreter to send a Magic Packet to a remote machine
Instructions for use.
You will need to register the control on the IIS server you intend to use.
Syntax: regsvr32 {path}\WolAsp.dll
Included in the download are three .asp files which show you how to use the
control.
You could run statically from a single asp page with this minimal code.
| <% | |
| set WakeOnLan = server.createobject("DigitalWol.Wol") | |
| WakeOnLan.TheMacAddress('009027a322fc') | |
| WakeOnLan.TheIpNumber('217.204.255.61') | |
| WakeOnLan.TheSubnetMask('255.255.255.255') | |
| WakeOnLan.ThePortNumber('4343') | |
| WakeOnLan.WakeMeUp | |
| %> |
However a form would allow you to change the machine to wake up.
| <form method="post" action="bottom.asp" target="bottom"> | |
| <p align="justify" style="margin-left: 10">This is where you would enter the Mac Address.</p> | |
| <input type="text" name="MacAddress" size="20" value="009027a322fc"> | |
| <input type="text" name="IpNumber" size="20" value="195.188.159.20"> | |
| <input type="text" name="SubnetMask" size="20" value="255.255.255.0"> | |
| <input type="submit" value="Send Magic Packet" name="thebutton" class="button"> | |
| </form> |
then...
| <% | |
| if Request.Form("MacAddress") <> "" then | |
| set WakeOnLan = server.createobject("DigitalWol.Wol") | |
| WakeOnLan.TheMacAddress(Request.Form("MacAddress")) | |
| WakeOnLan.TheIpNumber(Request.Form("IpNumber")) | |
| WakeOnLan.TheSubnetMask(Request.Form("SubnetMask")) | |
| WakeOnLan.ThePortNumber(Request.Form("PortNumber")) | |
| WakeOnLan.WakeMeUp | |
| end if | |
| %> |
Price - We ask for nothing (credits, payment etc. although that would be nice) except that if you use it on a site we could see from the web you let us know so we can get a warm glowing feeling from seeing our work used in the real world. Thank you