#IOS MAGIC PACKET SENDER MAC#
To use this it is necessary to first collect some information from the Mac, data such as the system IP or MAC address for it to work properly.
This is generally done to wake up a Mac with another on the same network but can also be used for any device that can send a magic packet, including the iPhone. This allows your system to be reactivated from suspension or wait for a special network datagram called magic packet. Waking up a system over the network uses a method called Wake on LAN that I have previously discussed and that can be configured in the Mac system preferences. The most normal thing many times is that if you need to wake up your Mac, we will usually go to the computer and tapping the keyboard or mouse We will, however there may be times when the Mac may be out of reach like a server in a rack tucked into a locked cabinet that has gone to sleep and we need to 'wake it up' again. The functionality of Wake on LAN it is really practical when it comes to keeping active and non-active equipment under control within your local area network (LAN) and in this way reactivate those equipment that we need to control remotely with another Mac or directly from your iPhone.
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