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You could configure BIOS/UEFI to power-on when power is restored (or return to last state). Or use wake-on-LAN, which quite a few consumer routers can send thro
by magicconch 4mo ago
You could configure BIOS/UEFI to power-on when power is restored (or return to last state). Or use wake-on-LAN, which quite a few consumer routers can send through their web interface.
- burnt-resistor 3mo agoWoL is LAN specific, unreliable, and sometimes needs extra wires. Last state and a network-managed PDU/UPS us all you need.