5/5
Only Wake on LAN app to work over Internet & VPN. Thank you!
Pete Zee
5/5
Great application, intuitive interface. Widgets and SSH commands are very handy.
Maxim Trindade
5/5
WolOn - Wake on LAN
A better way to save on energy bills. Use WolOn - Wake on LAN Android app to turn on your Wake on LAN devices remotely only when you need them.
Over 100k users use WolOn app to turn on Wake on LAN devices all over the world!
Why WolOn?
WolOn is a Wake on LAN Android app that will help you turn on Wake on LAN enabled devices from your home LAN or over the Internet. You can turn on your home NAS (Synology, Asustor, or any other that supports WOL), media server, computer, etc. only when you need it. No need to leave it running and consume energy unnecessarily. It's easy to set-up and free for basic needs. For more advanced use cases just update to WolOn Pro version and you'll be able to create schedules for automatic WOL send at a specific time, or use SSH to turn off your device from your phone, or create any automation along with supported automation apps.
Free
- Wake on LAN – works from your home network
- Wake on WAN – works over the Internet
- Wake widget – place the widget on your screen and turn on your Wake on LAN device with just one tap
- Status display
- Network scanner
Pro
- Trigger any WOL actions or SSH commands using automation integrations with Tasker, Macrodroid, Automate, Locale X
- Schedule Wake on LAN actions at a specific time or time intervals
- Monitor device states – when device is no longer on, send a notification or trigger a Wake on LAN magic packet
- SSH commands – run remote SSH commands from the WolOn app or from it’s widgets (e.g. shut down, run a specific script, start an app etc.).
FAQ
Wake on LAN or WOL is an Ethernet protocol that allows a device to be turned on or awaken by broadcasting a ”magic packet” in the network.
Media Access Control address, or MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to a network adapter. It’s usually displayed as six pairs of hexadecimal values separated by colons or hyphens (e.g. FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF).
On any OS you can find it in the networks adapter’s settings of you can use the command line:
Windows – Win+R and type cmd. In the Command prompt window type ipconfig /all and press Enter
- Linux/Mac – Open terminal and type ifconfig -a
Yes, WolOn works over the internet. You will need a special configuration for your router to accomplish this though. You can find more information in the WolOn’s Help section or in this set-up guide
In most of the cases Wake on LAN works well over cable connections, nevertheless there are wireless network adapters that that support Wake on Wireless LAN (WoWLAN). So, if your wireless network adapter supports it, then it should work.
Yes, just check the VPN Accessible checkbox for your device and WolOn will send the magic packets for that device through your phone’s active VPN connection. It depends a lot on your VPN connection. It should not filter out broadcast messages.
WolOn – Wake on LAN app pings your devices to get their current statuses. Devices that are on will have a green dot in the WolOn Widget or a green sun displayed in the app. Device statuses are checked when you open the app or drag down the devices list. In WolOn Pro version this check can be done at specific time intervals that you chose.
To make the check more reliable you should assign a static IP to your device and fill in that IP in the Status Check IP field in your WolOn device configuration.
SSH stands for Secure Shell. It’s more common on Linux and Mac but can also be used on some Windows versions. SSH is typically used to log into a remote machine and execute commands. For example you can run a shutdown command, execute a backup script, start a server, etc. In WolOn Pro version you have the option to set-up a SSH command and WolOn will run it whenever you tap the command in the app or the command widget.
Your SSH credentials are encrypted and stored only on your phone.
Just follow the instructions in the app, it’s easier than said. Upgrade to WolOn Pro version requires a one time in-app purchase.
Yes, your data is safely stored only on your device. You are the only one that can access it.
Unfortunately sometimes Google Play gets out of sync and even if you made the purchase, Google’s in-app purchases library doesn’t publish this event in the app. This situation is out of developer’s control, but there are a few tweaks that you can try to speed-up Google Play’s sync:
- Clear the cache of the Google Play app
- In Android Settings find the Accounts section. From there select the google account used to make the purchase and force sync. Usually you can force a sync by tapping on the 3 dots menu from the toolbar
- Restart your phone!!!
- Open google play app and make sure you see the purchase in the Google Play app – Top left menu -> Account -> Purchase history
- If you see the purchase in the list, then open WolOn – Wake on LAN app and check the Pro purchase screen. If you see a screen with a “Thank you” message then it’s all set and you should get access to the WolOn Pro version
If this didn’t work you can ask for a refund from Google Play and make the purchase again. Usually this also works. If you still have issues enabling WolOn Pro version then please drop me a line at purchase@wolon.app.
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