Remote access is great, but remotely waking up your PC over a WAN has always posed an issue. If you’re like me you’ve likely encountered this issue as well. My main rig is a bit of a power hog and I like to cut down a little on my electricity bill and do my small part for the environment by not needlessly wasting electricity. The fact is, I like to keep my computer asleep. Unfortunately, I hardly ever utilize this functionality due to one little obstacle: my computer is always asleep. So, I can snag a file I forgot to bring with me, or work on a project remotely. While I do typically have my laptop with me, my desktop is more powerful, has several applications installed not currently on my laptop, and has access to my home network and file storage. I really enjoy being able to remotely access my home computer while on the go. Waking a computer from sleep to access remotely

5. Set up an external IP DNS solution (if your ISP doesn’t provide you with a static IP).

Configure your network adapter’s power settings in Windows to allow it to wake the PC

3. Turn on WOL (Wake on LAN) in your PC’s BIOS.

Configure port forwarding in your router to pass Port 9 to your PC’s new static IP

How to Remotely Wake Computer From Sleep and Establish a Remote Connection.

Waking a computer from sleep to access remotely.

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