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ipmitool -U username -H IP -I lan power on for BMC.<br />
The other option is to use the Wake-On-LAN magic packet.
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ipmitool -U username -H IP -I lan power on for BMC.
The other option is to use the Wake-On-LAN magic packet.

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try auto shutdown manager at <a href="http://itpowersaving.com" rel="ugc">http://itpowersaving.com</a>&nbsp;<br />
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they have this in their freeware version. <br />
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They also have a wake on wan /wake on lan over internet client that you can use to wake an office pc through VPN from home.
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try auto shutdown manager at http://itpowersaving.com [http://itpowersaving.com] 

they have this in their freeware version.

They also have a wake on wan /wake on lan over internet client that you can use to wake an office pc through VPN from home.

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I need a script that can remotely power-on a Dell PowerEdge 2850 through the DRAC. &nbsp;I can log onto the web interface and power it on, but I'm looking for a simple &quot;click this&quot; script that will do it so I don't have to open, connect, power-on, close.<br />
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Any ideas?
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I need a script that can remotely power-on a Dell PowerEdge 2850 through the DRAC.  I can log onto the web interface and power it on, but I'm looking for a simple "click this" script that will do it so I don't have to open, connect, power-on, close.

Any ideas?

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