This is the command powerwake that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
powerwake - smart utilty for remotely waking sleeping systems
SYNOPSIS
powerwake [-b|--broadcast BROADCAST_IP] [-m|--method METHOD]
TARGET_MAC|TARGET_IP|TARGET_HOST
OPTIONS
-b|--broadcast BROADCAST_IP
Optional parameter specifying the broadcast ip. If unspecified, the default is
255.255.255.255.
-m|--method METHOD
Currently, 'wol' is the only supported method.
TARGET_MAC|TARGET_IP|TARGET_HOST
The target system to powerwake may be identified by MAC address, or by an
IP/hostname cached in (the current arp(8) table, /etc/ethers,
/var/cache/powerwake/ethers).
DESCRIPTION
The powerwake utility compliments the powernap(8) daemon. Administrators can run the
powernap utility on remote hosts, allowing them to sleep when un-utilitized. To awake the
remote system, use powerwake.
Powerwake is designed to be "smart", and support multiple methods of waking remote hosts,
such as wakeonlan, ipmi, and others. Currently, wakeonlan is the only implemented
mechanism, though others are intended.
Powerwake is also "smart" in that it can take MAC address, hostnames, or ip addresses. In
the case of a hostname or ip address, powerwake will first load a dynamically maintained
cache file /var/cache/powerwake/ethers, then a statically administered configuration file
/etc/ethers, and finally use the arp table to determine the target MAC address. The cache
will be updated accordingly.
http://launchpad.net/powernap
Use powerwake online using onworks.net services
