Lights-Out for Windows Home Server v1
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Use the calendar to create entries which keep the server running, put the server into sleep or wake the server up.

Description

These tasks are executed as a single task or repeated for selected days in the week. 

 

The background color denotes entries which belong together. 

(1) Selected entries are displayed with a black background and can be deleted or modified from the command bar. 

(2) A bold font marks entries with a forced end action

 

Operation

To create a new item, select the day in calendar and click on "Add" or double click into the day. 

To modify an item, select the item in calendar and click on "Edit" or double click on the item. 

To remove an item, select the item in calendar and click on "Delete". 

 

Entries

You can use any combination of these entries:

  • Wake up, gets your server out of standby on a defined time.
  • Uptime, defines a time span for the server. During this time span the client monitoring is not effective.
  • End Action, defines an action to disable the server. You can force this action to override the client monitoring.

Overlapping entries always keep your server running. Read monitoring how-to for more details.

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Name 
Description 
Explains the available commands on the calendar command bar 
Calendar wake up is a start action and is used to activate your server from standby (not from Shutdown). 
A calendar uptime is used to keep the server running for a specified time span. 
An end action is used to disable the server 
The calendar tasks are saved in a XML file and can be modified by external applications. 
Copyright (c) Martin Rothschink, AxoNet Software GmbH 2008-2015
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