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Enabling WOL under Microsoft Windows

2000 Server or Microsoft Server 2003

Family Operating Systems

NICs and LOMs from Dell have WOL disabled by default. Having more than

one device enabled for WOL in a system can overload the 3.3‐volt auxiliary

power supply and cause it to malfunction. Dell strongly recommends that only

one device be enabled for WOL per system. To enable WOL follow the steps

below.

The steps to enabling WOL under Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server

2003 operating systems are as follows:

1. Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 do not require that WOL be turned on in

the NIC's or LOM's firmware, therefore the steps using DOS outlined in the

Out‐of‐Box and Windows NT 4.0 procedures are not necessary and should

be skipped. Enabling WOL with IBAUTIL.EXE, UXDIAG.EXE or

B57UDIAG.EXE may be detrimental to WOL under Windows 2000 and

Windows 2003.

2. Login to Windows 2000/2003 with an account that has administrator

privileges. If the most recent Dell provided drivers for the NIC are not

installed, install them. Open the properties for the NIC enabled for WOL

and then click the 'Configure' button. Choose the Power Management Tab

and enable the check box next to the line 'Allow this device to bring the

computer out of standby.' Standby in this case refers to both Standby and

Hibernate. Ensure that the check box next to the line 'Allow the computer to

turn off this device to save power' is also checked.

3. Ensure Hibernate is enabled for the system by opening Power Options in the

Control Panel, choosing the Hibernate Tab and checking 'Enable hibernate

support'. (See Note below if using a PowerEdge 350.)

4. Click OK.

5. If the NIC is not already connected to a switch or hub, connect it and set the

system to hibernate by clicking Start/Shutdown and choosing Hibernate.

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