Starts up Hyper-V, VirtualBox, VMware virtual machines by Wake-On-LAN packets

If physical host machine has not enough resources or performance to keep every virtual machine running the solution is to start virtual machines only when needed. Wake-On-LAN Virtual Machine implements the Wake-On-LAN computer networking standard to turn on virtual machines. When the program starts it searches for existing Microsoft Hyper-V, Windows Virtual PC, Microsoft Virtual PC 2007, Oracle VM VirtualBox, VMware Server, VMware Workstation, VMware Player and Parallels Workstation virtual machines. Then it retrieves a list of virtual machine names, their MAC addresses and optional SecureOn passwords and shows it as a tree view. The list can be exported to different file formats. If Wake-On-LAN Virtual Machine receives a magic packets with MAC address which is in the list it turns on the found virtual machine using vendor utilities. If a magic packet contains a six byte SecureOn password the machine only wakes up if the password is correct. The program consists of a Windows GUI application and a Windows service. The Windows service allows to power on virtual machines without logon to the host machine. Wake-On-LAN Virtual Machine shows log information on the screen, generates a log file and Event Viewer logs.

Requirements:
Hyper-V, Virtual PC, VirtualBox, VMware Server/Workstation/Player, Parallels WS,administrator rights

What's new in this release:
fixed "system error code 111" bug

Tags: • Wake-On-LAN • virtual machine • Hyper-V • VMware • VirtualBox • Virtual PC • Parallels • WOL • magic packet • MAC address • SecureOn

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