3CR990 NIC Features
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For detailed information on Dynamic
Access
technology
products, go to:
http://www.3com.com/dynamicaccess
Server Features Using Other NICs
One
foreign NIC
(one that is not a 3Com EtherLink Server
NIC) is allowed in one group per server. For guidelines on
using foreign NICs, see these topics:
■
Windows NT and Windows 2000
—Planning the
Configuration on page 60
■
NetWare
—Planning the Configuration on page 104
Remote Wake-Up
Remote Wake-Up provides the ability to remotely power-on
a network computer for after-hours administration. When
the PC is in sleep mode and receives a wake-up packet
(Magic Packet frame) through the LAN, the NIC turns on
the power to the PC. Remote Wake-Up also requires using
a desktop management application that is able to generate
a Magic Packet Remote Wake-Up signal.
If the computer complies with PCI 2.2, Remote Wake-Up is
automatically enabled through the PCI bus. If the computer
complies with PCI 2.1, Remote Wake-Up support is
enabled by connecting a Remote Wake-Up cable from the
NIC’s Remote Wake-Up (RWU) connector
to a 3-pin Remote Wake-Up connector on the computer
motherboard.
Remote Wake-Up Requirements
The following conditions are required to use Remote
Wake-Up:
■
Management application that supports Remote
Wake-Up
■
BIOS that supports Remote Wake-Up
The NIC provides a network connection with or without
the Remote Wake-Up cable installed.
