The context menu of the Mac Agent is used to wake or suspend your server.

Click on the bulb to show the context menu: 

You can use these commands here:

• Wake the server by sending a magic packet in your LAN
• Wake the server by sending a magic packet to your internet domain (requires a configured DynDNS or xxx.homeserver.com domain, a router that forwards port 9 to your local broadcast address)
• Suspend the server now (requires activation on the server), may be blocked when a backup runs, see screen shot below and Monitoring How-To
• Display the state of automatic wake-up (can be configured on the server)
• Toggle monitoring for this machine. This allows to add or remove this machine quickly.
• Open Preferences to configure the Agent
• About displays version information
• Quit to close the client tray application. Click on Start->Startup to start this application again.

Wake-On-Wan requires additional configurations and may not work on your router!

1. Enable a DynDNS domain in your router because the server can't update your xxx.homeserver.com domain while in standby.
2. Enter this domain in Lights-Out options.
3. Configure a port forwarding in your router. Forward external port 9 UDP to your internal broadcast address. Unfortunately most SoHo routers do not support broadcast addresses. A forward to the server IP address doesn't work because the router drops the mac address after a few minutes.

Using the client software on Mac OS X Computers