WOL Widget - Notification Center Wake On LAN

WOL Widget is a very simple and straightforward tool to power on your computers on your local network (LAN). You don't even need to open the app, as it's right there as a widget in the Notification Center (Today View), with a quick glance you know wether a computer/host is On or Off, and just a tap to wake it up!


## Key Features ##
● Easily monitor and wake up your computers/hosts right from the Notification Center.
● Add/Delete/Edit/Reorder up to 25 computers/hosts.
● Choose which computers/hosts to be visible on the widget.
● Monitor the status of your computers/hosts with just a glance.
● Can be used just as a monitoring tool for remote servers, websites, etc.
● Resolve local computers/hosts IP Addresses to MAC Addresses easily.
● Adjustable 'Ping Timeout' in case you need to monitor some remote hosts on the Internet.
● Universal app so it works on all your iPhones/iPads/iPod Touches models.
● Fully compatible with iOS 9 new multitasking features.


## Requirements ##
● The computer(s) you need to wake up must be connected to the local network through an ethernet cable. Waking up wireless computers will simply not work.
● Your iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch must be on the same local network where the computer(s) you need to wake up.
● The computer(s)'s motherboard or LAN/Ethernet card must support WOL (Wake On LAN) or Magic Packet technologies.


IMPORTANT NOTE:
There's a limit on how many computers/hosts that can be visible on the widget (Notification Center/Today view). This's a restriction enforced by iOS, and it varies depending on the device model (iPads will generally view more than iPhones for example), and also on device's orientation (Portrait will display more).

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更新履歴
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Fixed a bug that prevented some users with different locales from saving IP Addresses.