How to schedule start up times of the Nas?

How to schedule start up times of the Nas?

Postby lacix » Mon Jan 20, 2014 7:52 am

Hi there,
I work with fvdw-sl firmware version 15-0. I am looking for a way to schedule start up times for my Nas, e.g. from Monday to Friday start up the Nas on 07.00 am and on Saturday and Sunday start up the Nas on 2.00 pm.
I found in the menu Cron Scheduler>>Schedule Servers the option to make cron jobs for shutting down the Nas, but I did not find a way to make cron jobs or something similar for scheduling start up of the Nas.
Thanks for a hint in advance,
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Re: How to schedule start up times of the Nas?

Postby Jocko » Mon Jan 20, 2014 10:26 am

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Re: How to schedule start up times of the Nas?

Postby firwareslut » Wed Jan 22, 2014 6:36 am

What is the reason behind wanting to do this? Maybe there is some other solution to the actual "problem".

I have my NAS on 24/7...it's in the same room as i sleep but it rarely disturbs me. Sometimes the disc seems to whirl up for no reason now and again but i've no idea why.
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Re: How to schedule start up times of the Nas?

Postby uelpenich » Wed Jan 22, 2014 7:13 pm

Some routers (AVM fritz.box) have the ability to send a WOL magic packet if a client sends a data package to the NAS.
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Re: How to schedule start up times of the Nas?

Postby fvdw » Wed Jan 22, 2014 10:42 pm

it could be done by adding some code to the binaries used to enter WOL mode.
However WOL mode on Lacies' isn't real WOL mode because the hardware NIC doesn't support it. The software fakes a WOL situation. it means the cpu is running and NIC is up and a small program is running to check for magic packets. The biggest saving is that the hardddisk is not spinning and that nobody can access the nas in this period.
If not in WOL mode the hard disk will spin down by itself after a period of inactivity, but dpendent on active programs it can happen that it spins up.
So basically WOL mode has little added value
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