IT & cloud
Turn On is a GNOME utility for discovering local devices and waking compatible systems over the network. It includes local discovery, device status, and wake-on-LAN requests.
Home administrators starting a NAS or another computer remotely
Wake-on-LAN must be supported and enabled on the target. Network configuration can prevent discovery or delivery of wake packets.
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The application is distributed under EUPL-1.2. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. Wake-on-LAN must be supported and enabled on the target.
EUPL-1.2; Wake-on-LAN must be supported and enabled on the target.
The $0 price applies to the listed open source application. Wake-on-LAN must be supported and enabled on the target.
Brings local discovery and device status into the same workflow.
Discover or add the device, check its status, and send a wake request when it is needed instead of leaving the machine running continuously.
Wake-on-LAN must be supported and enabled on the target.
Network configuration can prevent discovery or delivery of wake packets.
Turn On fits home administrators starting a NAS or another computer remotely. Discover or add the device, check its status, and send a wake request when it is needed instead of leaving the machine running continuously.
Wake-on-LAN must be supported and enabled on the target. Network configuration can prevent discovery or delivery of wake packets. Start with a small setup and verify credentials, network access, and recovery steps before expanding its role.
The application is distributed under EUPL-1.2. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. Wake-on-LAN must be supported and enabled on the target.
Yes. Turn On includes local discovery. Discover or add the device, check its status, and send a wake request when it is needed instead of leaving the machine running continuously.
Wake-on-LAN must be supported and enabled on the target.
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