TeamViewer Wake-on-LAN User Guide, introduces the basic functions and usage of Wake-on-LAN, including the steps to configure Wake-on-LAN in Windows and Mac OS X systems, and how to use TeamViewer to remotely wake up computers via Wake-on-LAN.
This document describes the prerequisites and configuration steps required to use the TeamViewer Wake-on-LAN function. It details how to enable the feature on the target computer's hardware and operating system, including BIOS settings, network card power management, and disabling fast startup on Windows 8.
The guide also covers the configuration of TeamViewer software itself, such as assigning the computer to a user account and setting up Wake-on-LAN via a local ID or a public IP address. Finally, it provides instructions on how to wake the computer from another device and includes an appendix on router port forwarding for public IP scenarios. This manual is written in French.
| Supported Power States | Sleep, Standby, Hibernate, Shutdown (software) |
|---|---|
| Compatible Operating Systems | Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X |
| Supported Client Devices | Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, Android, Windows Phone |
Yes, you can wake a computer via its public address by entering the public address in the Wake-on-LAN options of TeamViewer.
Router configuration is only required if you choose to wake the computer via a public address; it is not needed for local network IDs.
No, fast startup is not supported because it puts the computer in a hybrid shutdown state that Wake-on-LAN cannot wake.