TeamViewer Wake-on-LAN User Manual

About this manual

This document provides instructions on enabling the Wake-on-LAN feature in TeamViewer to remotely turn on offline computers. It covers requirements such as hardware support and power states, along with specific steps for configuring Windows (BIOS, Device Manager) and Mac OS X network settings.

The guide details how to assign a computer to a TeamViewer account and activate the Wake-on-LAN function within the software options. It also explains two methods for waking up computers: via a TeamViewer ID within the same network or via a public address, including necessary router configurations like port forwarding.

What's inside

• About Wake-on-LAN
• Requirements
• Set up Windows (BIOS)
• Configure the network card
• Deactivate fast startup
• Set up Mac OS X
• Assign computer to account
• Wake up the computer
• Configure the router

Frequently asked questions

What power states are supported for Wake-on-LAN?

Supported power states include Sleep, Start > Sleep, Hibernation, Start > Hibernation, and Shut down (Soft off).

Can I wake a computer using TeamViewer on mobile devices?

Yes, you can use TeamViewer for Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, Android, Windows Phone and the TeamViewer Management Console to wake up a computer.

Is Wake-on-LAN supported in hybrid shutdown mode?

No, because Windows does not support Wake-on-LAN for this state, it is advisable to deactivate fast startup.