1. What is Wake on LAN?

Wake on LAN (WoL) is a technology that allows a computer to be turned on or awakened remotely by a network message.

2. How does the Depicus Wake on LAN app work?

The Depicus Wake on LAN app sends a specially formatted packet called a 'magic packet' over the network to wake up the target device.

3. What devices can I wake up using this app?

You can wake up any device that supports Wake on LAN, including desktops, laptops, and some network peripherals.

4. Do I need to configure my router for Wake on LAN?

In some cases, yes. You may need to configure your router to forward UDP packets on port 9, and ensure that your target PC is set up to allow Wake on LAN.

5. Is the Depicus Wake on LAN app free?

Yes, the Depicus Wake on LAN app is available for free, although there may be a pro version with additional features.

6. Can I use Wake on LAN over the internet?

Yes, but you must configure your router and ensure the target machine is connected to a network that allows Wake on LAN over the internet.

7. What are the system requirements for this app?

The app requires a device running Android that can connect to a network and has access to the internet.

8. How do I find the MAC address of a device?

You can find the MAC address of a device in its network settings or by using command-line tools like 'ipconfig' on Windows or 'ifconfig' on Linux.

9. What should I do if Wake on LAN doesn't work?

Ensure your target device is configured correctly for Wake on LAN, check network settings, and verify that the device is connected to power.

10. Can this app work with sleeping devices?

Yes, as long as the device supports Wake on LAN capabilities and is in a sleep state rather than completely powered off.