Tinman
iPF Noob
I don't know if SplashTop only wakes from "suspended" or not but true wake on lan does not mean that at all. The PC is off as far as any OS is concerned. The support is usually on the motherboard and once that "magic packet" is sent via ethernet--or WiFi if it supports wake on wireless--then that PC computer comes to life. Does not have to be in suspend or hibernate. Aside from listening on ethernet or wifi is is off.Splashtop Remote supports Wake on Lan since their last update.
Only if the pc is 'asleep' not turned off.
That's what "wake on lan" means; I've never heard of anything letting you boot the PC remotely, only via a direct ethernet connection.
But again, I am not sure what the SplashTop support for this is. But if they say wake on lan I would assume it doesn't just mean wake from standbye.
Michael