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pimatic-wakeonlan

v0.9.7

Published

Wake up devices on your network via Pimatic

Downloads

14

Readme

pimatic-wakeonlan

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Plugin to Wake up you network devices using Pimatic

Screenshots

Screenshot 1

Plugin Configuration

Optionally, you can also set the broadcastAddress property to define the broadcast address, which is 255.255.255.255 by default. This may be required if you have an IPv6 network or you are running pimatic on Windows as Windows only routes packets with the global broadcast address to the first network interface. For the latter case a network-specific broadcast address may be specified to route packets to the appropriate network interface.

{ 
	"plugin": "wakeonlan"
}

Device Configuration

Devices for Wakeup can be defined by adding them to the devices section in the config file or using the device tab on the mobile frontend. Set the class attribute to WakeOnLanDevice. For example:

{
	"class": "WakeOnLanDevice",
	"id": "pc-dad",
	"name": "PC-Dad",
	"mac": "11:22:33:44:55:66"
}

If you don't know the device mac address you also can use the device ip address. For example:

{
	"class": "WakeOnLanDevice",
	"id": "pc-dad",
	"name": "PC-Dad",
	"host": "192.168.178.10"
}

| Property | Default | Type | Description | |:------------------|:---------|:--------|:--------------------------------------------| | mac | - | String | MAC address of destination host| | host | - | String | IP address or hostname of destination host|

Rule support

You also can use the plugin within rules using wol or wakeup as command:

WHEN {...} THEN wol "11:22:33:44:55:66" or WHEN {...} THEN wakeup "11:22:33:44:55:66"

History

See Release History.

License

Copyright (c) thost96. All rights reserved.

License: GPL-2.0.

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