A simple bash shell script to wake up nas devices / home servers using mac address.
#!/bin/bash # A simple shell to Wake Up nas devices / home servers # Tested on RHEL, Debian and Ubuntu base desktop systems. # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Written by Vivek Gite <http://www.cyberciti.biz/> # (c) 2012 nixCraft under GNU GPL v2.0+ # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Last updated: 14/May/2012 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- # add your nas devices mac address here # _nas03="00:xx:yy:zz:aa:aa" _nas02="xx:yy:zz:aa:bb" _nas01="00:xx:yy:zz:aa:cc" # path to wakeonlan # __wakeupserver="/usr/bin/wakeonlan" # who am I ? # _me="${0##*/}" # send magic packet # __wakeup(){ local n="$1" [[ "$n" == "" ]] && { echo "$_me ($FUNCNAME#$LINENO) error: Mac address not set."; exit 1; } || $__wakeupserver $n } ## main logic ## case $_me in wakeup.nas03) __wakeup $_nas03;; wakeup.nas02) __wakeup $_nas02;; wakeup.nas01) __wakeup $_nas01;; *) echo "$_me I can not understnad the request." esac
How do I use this script?
First, install Wake-on-LAN (WOL) client under Unix or Linux operating systems.
Next, download this script and put in your home directory as master.wol.sh
wget -O 558.sh.zip 'http://bash.cyberciti.biz/dl/558.sh.zip?id=82aa046ab4872920e2fb0c9add0bd169'
unzip 558.sh.zip
mv 558.sh ~/bin/master.wol.sh
chmod +x ~/bin/master.wol.sh
Edit the script and set nas server mac address. Finally, create a symbolic link using ln command:
ln -s master.wol.sh wakeup.nas01
ln -s master.wol.sh wakeup.nas02
ln -s master.wol.sh wakeup.nas03
To wake up nas01 using WOL, enter:
/path/to/wakeup.nas01
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