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2nd NIC just for waking up, dangerous?

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I read some warnings for having dual NICS on the same network. My main NIC is a 10Gb network card but this doesn't support Wake On Lan. The 2nd NIC does support Wake On Lan and I would like to use it but for that it needs to be on the same network. Is this possible and safe?

 

Regards Ronald

Solved by Vr2Io

2 minutes ago, rbojanssen said:

Is this possible and safe?

Both yes, just set without IP to this NIC.

Edited by Vr2Io

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On 10/14/2022 at 10:51 AM, Vr2Io said:

Both yes, just set without IP to this NIC.

Thx for the answer, but will WOL work without IP?

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WOL is a series ethernet packet relate MAC address only, doesn't protocol TCP/UDP. WOW ( wake on wan ) was a way to bridge both. Even you need WOW, that NIC also don't need IP. 

Edited by Vr2Io

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On 10/16/2022 at 9:50 AM, Vr2Io said:

WOL is a series ethernet packet relate MAC address only, doesn't protocol TCP/UDP. WOW ( wake on wan ) was a way to bridge both. Even you need WOW, that NIC also don't need IP. 

You Sir.....are absolutely correct! Works like a charm now.

 

Thank you very much.

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