Basildane

You don't have to switch tabs, just move to another field.

Yes, I don't like how that validate function works either. I'll try and clean that up when I get time.

It uses "ping" to determine if the remote machines are online. Can you ping one of them, from the machine you installed WOL on? If not, let's look at firewall...

To send a WOL packet to another subnet, you use "broadcast subnets". For example, 10.0.20.255. That is a broadcast address in the 10.0.20.0/24 subnet. WOL supports this. Another option is...

Hi, what version of Windows do you have? What is the native language you have installed for windows? (English?)

is your installation 32 bit (x86) or 64 bit?

The log is in the Windows Application event log. There is a source called "WakeOnLan" which is created by the installer. 

If you use DHCP then you may enter the FQDN in that field. For example: myworkstation.mydomain.local

Hi, yes I was faced with a similar problem years ago. I changed the way the software works so that it automatically routes using the nearest interface. Therefore, you do...

I think the scan looks for IP's that answer pings. Then it attempts to use WMI to see what's there. Of course if its not a Windows device then it...