iNet WOL - Wake on Lan App Reviews

Goooooood!!

Wakes my pc.... Every time... All the time... Whenever I wAnt.... Awesome app

Works perfect every single time!

Works great. I use my iTouch to turn on other machines remotely. Saves me time every day.

This app has worked perfectly for me 100% of the time! I use it to wake my Mac desktop, so I can send files to it from my iPad and iPhone. Worth every penny of the price.

Save your money, the app does not work on LAN or Internet even after linking both your iPad and Mac to gmail.

Great app does exactly what it says itll do! Use it mostly over 3G and works every time

Very easy interface, works well. Have to be connected to your network to work. Wasnt able to do remote over the Internet, but its still very good product.

I control my Mac Mini from anywhere inside and outside my house. Great job.

Perfect

Excellent. Does what it claims with an easy UI

Highly recommended app. No trouble setting up for my home computers.

Beautiful UI, powerful tools, simple to use. Well worth 2 dollars.

...however, setting up WOL on the PC may not be trivial...especially when configuring a router for WOL over the internet. Once its done correctly, this App works exactly as advertised. Good job!

nothing missing

Works great to WOL my 2010 Mac Mini remotely over the Internet! Key steps: - Have a dynamic DNS service to point to your networks external IP. Enter this static address into the app - Set up my Time Machine to forward UDP 9 to my Macs static IP address It can be done. Contact this apps tech support if you have issues. Dont leave a bad review just because you dont try hard enough or you fail because you dont know what you are doing. Again, it can be done and works beautifully on my 2010 Mac Mini over wifi with my Time Capsule, controlled by this app over the Internet.

I thought this was working to wake via internet…I set up port forwarding on my router as per the instructions but after a day, it stopped waking via internet. It wakes when I’m on my local network but it’s not worth paying for an app that only saves me a short walk to the office. App seems to work for other reviewers so maybe its just my hardware setup.

etherwake, a command line app in Linux that does the exact same thing, is a whopping 11kb; yet, for some reason this is 63mb. What possible justification can there be for that? Its not even a universal app, and theres no real graphics to speak of. I have no idea how large it was when I first downloaded it in 2010. It has always worked as advertised, though.

if I can get it working :-) Trouble is, I cant get a reply from the developer to figure out whats not working when trying to "wake" over the Internet. Nice enough interface for a simple one-note utility, but given everything looks correct and I cant get in touch to find out whats not working, Ill hold off on the 5 stars :-)