Arduino WOL UDP Server
Description
Smal UDP Server running on a ESP8266 with simple authentification. Listen for input and send WOL packackes.
Project: https://secure77.de/arduino-als-wol-server/
Features
- self startup on power
- generating pin and send it via email
- send WOL signals after correct authentication
- accessible by mobile with termux and ncat
- check target device status via ping
- little bruteforce protection
Requirements
- Arduino board with ESP8266 i used
https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino
- These two libs (you can find it in the libraries folder): https://github.com/gpepe/esp8266-sendemail https://github.com/dancol90/ESP8266Ping
- some tool to communicate with the UDP server (e.g. Ncat: https://nmap.org/ncat/)
- for mobile / android usage, termux: https://termux.com/
- dyndns or static ip and port forwarding for external access
Usage
- change the config.h file to your settings.
- upload the sketch to your board
- power on the board
if erverything is fine, your serial output should look like this:
....... connected
UPD Server is up and running
nc yourDomain.dyndns.org 5444 -u
Please use the following start code, to wake up the VPN Server: 5399
E-Mail send
AP connection established, listening on 192.168.178.4:5444
connect to your udp server
- use your hostname or connect to the ip via ncat
nc yourDomain.dyndns.org 5444 -u
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enter you start code / pin you received via email
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the server is now trying to wake up your target device
notes
- for email debugging you can turn on the follwing in the
libraries\esp8266-sendemail-master\sendemail.h
file.
#define DEBUG_EMAIL_PORT Serial
- as i used an older ESP8266 version, i need to change the line 30 in
libraries\ESP8266Ping-master\src\ESP8266Ping.impl.h
from
_min_time = INT_MAX;
to
_min_time = 0;
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the upd server part is from http://stefanfrings.de/esp8266/
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the wol code part is from https://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=111343.0