I am looking for proper shutdown/startup over LAN. The rest of the museum systems do this, but they are all PC. I could put the macs to sleep, but I feel better about having a full restart everyday.
I am looking for proper shutdown/startup over LAN. The rest of the museum systems do this, but they are all PC. I could put the macs to sleep, but I feel better about having a full restart everyday.
If you want to restart your macs every day you have to set it to do that .Originally Posted by Andris
Go to system preferences
then Power Managament my os it's in italian , it the lamp in the center of the windows ,
then Scheduler .
see ? there you can set at what time the mac start and shut .
then CTRL+CLICK catalyst icon in the Dock , there set LUNCH AT START UP .
In cat Set SEND FULL SCREEN AT START UP .
I did not try it with catalyst , i don't know what version you are using , but some Cat release may not allow the mac to power off . If so , try to download the lasted Cat release ,
There you go ! Every day the Mac start in the morning and shut in the night .
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only xserve can be turned on via network . this feature it's called (LOM) "lights-out management" and it's only avalaible on xserve .
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there is software called WakeOnMAc - which sends the correct commands over the network to wake a computer from sleep:
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/30394
not all computers support this, and i dont believe it can be done over wireless.
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the energy saver control panel supports timed shut down and wake schedules in the "schedules" options.
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there might be additional 3rd party solutions but i dont know
there also seems to be this:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macos...wakeonlan.html