SmartThings turn on/off computer

[dseg (Dan)]

I have two apps on my iPhone, one turn on my computer through WOL and another to turn it off.
I would imagine someone was able to figure out how to use SmartThings to do these things?

Ultimately, I want to run my Goodnight function and shut down my PC.
And use WOL to turn the pc on either on a timer or switch.

[sidjohn1]

Computer Shutdown, thinking out loud

So currently, at the end of the day, i finish work on my computer, and I tell it to shutdown. A few minutes later I check that the power light on the cpu is off, and I “tell Alexa” to turn off my desk…then, no power to the cpu, no power to the monitor, printers, desk lamp, overhead light, and pencil sharpener… so, how could I set that up to remove my having to physically shutdown the computer first…maybe an UPS? Thoughts? Suggestions? Thanks

[Benji]

To quote @Tyler :

hubAction = new physicalgraph.device.HubAction("wake on lan ${getDataValue("mac")}", physicalgraph.device.Protocol.LAN, null, [secureCode:"000000000000"])

[QUOTE]“wake on lan command”[/QUOTE]

Not sure if this is available yet but if it’s not, it’s definitely coming since it’ll be needed for the 2015/2016 Samsung Smart TVs!

[Glen_King]

Too bad you don’t have an android phone. Tasker with AutoInput and Sharptools could do exactly what you desire.

[Larry_McFarlin]

Create a momentary virtual switch to turn off your PC then use the webserver function of Eventghost:

[OBSOLETE] Send Events to EventGhost

EventGhost is an open source tool for Windows automation that has been in use by HA and HTPC folks for well over a decade. EventGhost allows the user to take actions in response to events triggered by various programs and devices in your environment. EventGhost can be used as a general rule engine, scheduler, or device handler that is run locally and as such isn’t dependent upon the ST cloud. Programming actions in response to events is done through a simple drag-and-drop interface that is reliable and easy to use. This SmartApp allows you to send events from SmartThings to an EventGhost server running the Webserver plugin. The result is that events from your SmartThings switches, dimmers, motion sensors, etc can now trigger actions in EventGhost. Version 1.0.0 - 2015-09-13 - Initia…