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remote wake-up

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remote wake-up
The ability for the power in a client machine to be turned on by the network. Remote wake-up enables software upgrading and other management tasks to be performed on users' machines after the work day is over. It also enables remote users to gain access to machines that have been turned off. Intel calls remote wake-up "Wake-on-LAN."


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Remotely Access Your Shut Down PC - save on electricity bills and increase your security One of the key new features is our innovative Remote Wake-Up that allows users to remotely access their distant computers, even if they are not powered on.
The combination of remote wake-up and remote access results in system administrators saving time on software installation and upgrades, which gives end users increased productivity by avoiding unnecessary down-time.
The RapidFire 3141 features support for both proprietary and standards-based remote wake-up capabilities, including ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) and Wake-on-LAN.
 
 
 
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