09-26-2014
Firstly the PC (BIOS) motherboard must support wake on lan.
Once enable in the BIOS it should be fairly simple.
You send the sleeping system (or even powered down system if it has volts supplied) a magic packet. The magic packet can come from anywhere. I've sent a magic packet to my system at home from the office by using NAT and port forwarding on my router at home.
There are a number of magic packet generators available for download free on the internet. Obviously you need to select one that works on your O/S.
Just Google something like "magic packet generator".
Does that help? Or am I telling you stuff that you already know?
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