12-02-2014 07:46 AM - edited 03-07-2019 09:44 PM
I'm trying to implement a WOL solution on a pair of Nexus 7ks. I have read through documentation and multiple posts and am still having trouble with it. The basic design is that I have a WOL server on vlan 10 with an address of 10.10.10.57 trying to wake up a computer on vlan 30 with an ip of 10.10.30.65.
On the Nexus I have an access list that is defined as such,
ip access-list WOL permit udp host 10.10.10.57 any eq 9
Then on the vlan 30 interface I have an ip directed broadcast with the access list applied to it.
int vlan 30 ip directed broadcast WOL
I understand that on a catalyst switch there would be a ip helper-address on the vlan interface of the WOL server, but there is no ip helper address on the WOL server. I am using the Solarwinds WOL freeware tool and the AquilaWOL tool that is available on Sourceforge. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
05-07-2015 09:56 AM
On 6500s and 4500s the command you're missing is:
ip forward-protocol udp discard
OR
ip forward-protocol udp 9
from the global config prompt.
Try that on the 7k and see if that works or has something similar. The other piece that I'm noticing a difference is the 6500/4500s had to use a numbered extended ACL, they couldn't use a named ACL ("WOL"), because the "ip directed broadcast" command only supported a numbered ACL, not named.
05-07-2015 12:58 PM
Your configuration looks ok. No need for the ip helper.
did you enable WoL on the computer? (Bios,...)
f you capture in vlan 30, do you see the magic packet?
I don't know if named acl isn't supported.
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