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Shutdown issue

Open Rainer6 opened this issue 6 years ago • 4 comments

Hello,

just installed Wake On LAN. In our workgroup network wakening up several hosts works fine.

However the shutdown doesn't work. in the host properties i choosed legacy mode. I also configured the windows defender firewall as shown in the troubleshooting section. I made changements in the registry as mentioned in the shutdown section (LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy = dword:00000001).

When I try to shutdown the host I'll get "Access deniied (5)"

Any suggestions? Thank you for help

Rainer

Rainer6 avatar Apr 07 '19 11:04 Rainer6

Could you try running shutdown from powershell and see if you can remotely reboot the same machine? I wonder if you will get Access Denied from it? This will narrow it down to a problem with WOL or a more general problem. Then we can look at remote registry and other things that may be causing an issue.

basildane avatar Apr 08 '19 13:04 basildane

powershell on the host or powershell on the server (where wake-on-LAN is installed)?

if you mean shutdown from powershell on the server, would you please tell me the command to shutdown the host

Am 08.04.2019 um 15:49 schrieb Basildane [email protected]:

Could you try running shutdown from powershell and see if you can remotely reboot the same machine? I wonder if you will get Access Denied from it? This will narrow it down to a problem with WOL or a more general problem. Then we can look at remote registry and other things that may be causing an issue.

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Rainer6 avatar Apr 09 '19 19:04 Rainer6

Let's call your machine with WOL on it the WOL host. You are trying to shutdown remote hosts. We will call them "hosts".

On the WOL host, if you open command prompt or powershell, and type "shutdown /i" it will open the Shutdown GUI. From there, try and shutdown the remote host. I wonder if that works or gives an error.

I'm trying to find if the problem is in WOL or a general network problem.

basildane avatar Apr 09 '19 21:04 basildane

hello

trying to shutdown the remote host by using the command prompt gives the same error:

192.168.0.85: Acces denied (5)

it seems to be a network problem ?

Am 09.04.2019 um 23:52 schrieb Basildane [email protected]:

shutdown /i

Rainer6 avatar Apr 12 '19 16:04 Rainer6