I was willing to post this in the home network community, but it is not active at all… So I hope this is the right place, as I use a self hosted wireguard and pihole.
I’m just a hobbyist whose first language is not English, so please, bare with me :)
So I use Wireguard Easy to create a tunnel to my home network to use pihole on my phone and access my services from outside.
I have an app to wake my home computer on LAN that is working fine when I’m home.
I’d like to be able to wake it from outside and I don’t know how.
A few things are bugging me.
If I’m connected to my home network, shouldn’t I be able to WoL my computer as long as I use my tunnel ?
And, on some occasions, I was able to WoL my PC when I wasn’t home (I remember doing it once when I was visiting my parents).
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You need the Mac address, but the easiest way is to ssh to your rpi and run wol there.
I don’t know any wol apps for a phone, but I’m sure they exist.
Thank you :)