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-====== Network-related FAQs ======
+====== Network-related FAQ ======
-===== How to enable Wake-on-LAN? =====
+====== WLAN ======
-FIXME
+===== Common Wi-Fi (WLAN) standards =====
+^Marketing Name(s)^Standard^Bandwidth^Band^Release^
+|WLAN 1 / Wi-Fi 1|IEEE 802.11a|2 Mbit/s|2.4 GHz|1999|
+|WLAN 2 / Wi-Fi 2|IEEE 802.11b|11 Mbit/s|2.4 GHz|1999|
+|WLAN 3 / Wi-Fi 3|IEEE 802.11g|up to 54 Mbit/s|2.4 GHz|2003|
+|WLAN 4 / Wi-Fi 4|IEEE 802.11n|up to 600 Mbit/s|2.4/5 GHz|2009|
+|WLAN 5 / Wi-Fi 5|IEEE 802.11ac|up to 1.3 Gbit/s|5 GHz|2014|
+|WLAN 6 / Wi-Fi 6|IEEE 802.11ax|up to 10 Gbit/s|2.4/5 GHz|2021|
+|WLAN 6e / Wi-Fi 6e|IEEE 802.11ax|up to 10 Gbit/s|2.4/5/6 GHz|2021|
+|WLAN 7 / Wi-Fi 7|IEEE 802.11be|up to 46 Gbit/s|2.4/5/6 GHz|2024|
+====== Wake-on-LAN ======
+==== What is WOL? ====
+Wake-On-LAN (WOL) is a standard procedure to wake up a computer over a network. A special broadcast frame called "Magic Packet" is sent to the network adapter that triggers the startup process.
-==== Related links ====
+==== Which Shuttle models support WOL? ====
-{{backlinks>.}}
+WOL (Wake-on-LAN) is supported by all Shuttle devices by default.
+:!: Note: This feature must be enabled in BIOS.
+==== How do I activate WOL? ====
+Please start your Shuttle XPC and press the ''[DEL]'' or ''[F2]'' key while booting to enter BIOS.
+  - Navigate to tab "Advanced"
+  - Please deativate the EuP function.(1)
+  - Now activate Wake Up by LAN (2)
+  - To save, please press ''F4'' on your keyboard.
+{{:faq:hardware:network:wol_bios.jpg?nolink&400|}}
+==== Which states can a Shuttle XPC be woken up from? ====
+A Shuttle XPC supports the following states:
+  - S3 (Suspend-to-RAM – STR)
+  - S4 (Suspend-to-Disk – STD)
+  - S5 (Soft-Off)
+==== Which drivers must be installed? ====
+Please use the network card driver provided by Shuttle.
+To activate WOL for Magic Packet, please start **Intel(R) PROSet Adapter Configuration Utility**.
+Navigate to "Adapter Settings" -> "**Wake on Magic Packet from power off**" and change the current value to **Enable** (Default Value: Disable)
+{{:faq:hardware:network:intel_wol2020.jpg?nolink&800|}}
+:!: The configuration menu and settings may vary depending on NIC vendor.
+==== How to get the MAC address of a PC ====
+<WRAP tip 60%>
+MAC = (Media Access Control) address\\ Example of a MAC address:  ''00:00:00:a1:2b:cc''
+</WRAP>
+=== Windows ===
+How to find the MAC address of a network card in Windows.
+  - Press the Windows Start key to open the Start screen.
+  - Type ''cmd'' and press Enter to launch the command prompt.
+  - Type ''ipconfig /all'' at the command prompt to check the network card settings.
+  - The MAC address and IP address are listed under the appropriate adapter as Physical Address and IPv4 Address.
+=== Linux ===
+Finding the MAC address varies across the different Linux/Unix operating systems.
+  - In many systems, the following command will return the MAC address: ''ifconfig -a''
+  - From the displayed information, find the correct ethernet adapter and locate the number next to the ''HWaddr''. This is your MAC address.
+==== How do I wake up a Shuttle XPC under Windows? ====
+We therefore recommend the popular freeware tool "WakeonLan2" (WOL2) with support for Windows and Linux.
+^Tool^Download^
+|WakeOnLan Tool 2|[[https://oette.wordpress.com/wol2/]]|
+{{:faq:hardware:network:wol2_tool.png?nolink&400|}}
+==== How do I wake up a Shuttle XPC under Linux? ====
+Firstly, please bootup the Shuttle XPC and active WOL in BIOS.
+WOL must also be activated under Debian/Ubuntu.
+Please use the following command: ''ethtool -s eth0 wol g''
+The etherwake command can be used to send a Wake-On-LAN "Magic Packet" under Linux operating systems.
+Please enter the following command to install etherwake under Debian/Ubuntu Linux desktop: ''$ sudo aptitude install etherwake''
+<WRAP center round important 30%>
+Note: Red Hat Linux users should use the ''net-tools'' package which is installed by default.
+</WRAP>
+To initiate the wake up process, please type the following command using the appropriate MAC-Address: ''# wakeonlan MAC-Address-Here''