KazariK wrote:
Thought I would post a pic of what Im talking about..
Looking at the wifi card spec - "WOW" ( i.e wake on wlan ) is supported.
My guess is that you're using windows build-in/update ( i.e MS ) driver instead
the one from the manufacture ( link to the "killer package").
Try to install that one, then check that gray button ( a reboot *might* be needed ).
Please note that even if you're using eth (lan cable) - WOL/WOW
usually needs port forwarding rule in the router the PC is connected to ( usually port 7 or 9 ).
lastly, many home users don't have static internet IP - so I hope that "Parallels" app/service solves that for you - otherwise, how do you plan on sending the WOL/WOW command through the internet to your home router ?
To solve it you need DDNS ( dynamic-DNS ) service - i.e a service that register a STATIC DNS name like myhome.NY.USA.com to any DYNAMIC IP your ISP gives your home router.
The DDNS solution is usually based on an internet service provider ( paid/free ) + a local app installed on PC or configuration/applet installed on the router.
GL.
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