Depicus Wake On Lan for Active Server Pages

Wake On Lan for Active Server Pages

Wake On Lan for Active Server Pages allows any IIS web browser with the ASP interpreter to send a Magic Packet to a remote machine

Instructions for use.

You will need to register the control on the IIS server you intend to use.

Syntax: regsvr32 {path}\WolAsp.dll

Included in the download are three .asp files which show you how to use the control.

You could run statically from a single asp page with this minimal code.

<%
set WakeOnLan = server.createobject("DigitalWol.Wol")
WakeOnLan.TheMacAddress('009027a322fc')
WakeOnLan.TheIpNumber('217.204.255.61')
WakeOnLan.TheSubnetMask('255.255.255.240')
WakeOnLan.ThePortNumber('8900')
WakeOnLan.WakeMeUp
%>

However a form would allow you to change the machine to wake up.

<form method="post" action="bottom.asp" target="bottom">
<p align="justify" style="margin-left: 10">This is where you would enter the Mac Address.</p>
<input type="text" name="MacAddress" size="20" value="009027a322fc">
<input type="text" name="IpNumber" size="20" value="195.188.159.20">
<input type="text" name="SubnetMask" size="20" value="255.255.255.0">
<input type="submit" value="Send Magic Packet" name="thebutton" class="button">
</form>

<%
if Request.Form("MacAddress") <> "" then
set WakeOnLan = server.createobject("DigitalWol.Wol")
WakeOnLan.TheMacAddress(Request.Form("MacAddress"))
WakeOnLan.TheIpNumber(Request.Form("IpNumber"))
WakeOnLan.TheSubnetMask(Request.Form("SubnetMask"))
WakeOnLan.ThePortNumber(Request.Form("PortNumber"))
WakeOnLan.WakeMeUp
end if
%>

Price - We ask for nothing (credits, payment etc. although that would be nice) except that if you use it on a site we could see from the web you let us know so we can get a warm glowing feeling from seeing our work used in the real world. Thank you

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Wake On Lan for Active Server Pages