You can find it in CMD > ipconfig /all or in your router.įirst, you can test the “wake on lan” tool of your router. It is better to give static IP’s to your computers inside your LAN, except perhaps for laptops.Īlso, still in the Synology DSM control panel, enable Wake on Lan.Ĭollect your MAC address. I set it up inside the Synology DSM control panel. Give a Static IP for your NAS inside your LAN. Wake on Wan will not work if Wake on Lan doesn’t work, so start by setting your LAN properly. Laptop and smartphone to test wake on wan.Īs you can see, my router is behind my ISP’s modem-router, which brought additional challenges.
Starting a device through the internet is called “wake on wan” or “WOW”. The goal : being able to start then access my NAS remotely, from the internet (not only from my own WIFI network). I’m not a network administrator I’m a CG guy who wants to use his NAS. Sorry for the inaccuracies, this is not a technical paper, it’s just a “how I did it” blog post. Hi all, I’m not a network guru but when I was confronted with this problem, as I saw many people were having the same problem on the forums I visited, I decided to share how I managed to solve it, after hours of tries and tests.
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