[quote who="sdRohan" reply="17" id="3979059"] MP4 4.07 was released some days ago https://forums.stardock.com/538550/multiplicity-407-released [/quote] Yes, I got it. Thank you very much! It works very well, especially the WOL feature.
When can we expect an official update that includes the properly implemented Wake-on-LAN feature? I need to use the Scroll Lock key in Windows for one of my applications, but unfortunately Multiplicity blocks it completely — pressing it on the host never reaches the slave, so my app can’t detect or respond to
Just tested the new build and can confirm that Wake-on-LAN is now correctly waking our Slave computers. Looks good on my end—thanks for the quick turnaround!
Hi, Thanks for releasing the beta of Multiplicity 4.06 — the slave MAC addresses now show correctly. Unfortunately, in my home network, the Wake-on-LAN function does not work, even though the MAC address is correct. My own program MkIpScanner sends the magic packet and wakes the computers without any issues. After testing and analysis, it t
Of course, you are right Neil – thank you so much! I must have been a bit distracted. I’ve now found the correct entries under Local Machine and can edit the MAC addresses as a temporary workaround. Sorry for the confusion and I’ll be waiting for the update ;) I use many of your programs and they’re great!
Thank you very much for looking into the issue I reported – I’ll be waiting impatiently for the update. Also thank you for describing the temporary registry workaround with HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Stardock\Multiplicity2\Machines However, this might actually help you track down the bug faster: as you can see on my screensh
MKi9 (192.168.2.103) is my PC - Primary HPG2miniDOM - my Slave and I have to use this to do WOL
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Yes, of course – it happened after updating all Slaves and Primary. The option [X] Enable Wake-on-LAN support (MAC: xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx) suddenly shows random MAC addresses. In my case, I litera
After updating to Multiplicity 4.0.5 Pro, the Wake-On-LAN (WOL) feature for Slave computers has stopped working correctly. The issue is that each Slave machine is now showing an incorrect and identical MAC address that is not related to any real hardware on the system. As a result, WOL packets are being sent to the wrong address, making it impossible to wake the correct machine remotely. <p data-start="585" data-end=
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