From my home network, is there any way I can boot a specific

>>59550243
you must be 18 or older to use this website

>>59550263
I'm old enough to be your daddy.

>>59550295
Not old enough to know you should ask those stupid questions on google first.
If you had any idea how a router worked or knew anything about computer networks you would know the answer to that quest, therefore if you're asking it, you're not from here.
Go away and never come back.

>>59550572
Already found something that will help. Thanks for stealing oxygen from the rest of us. kys and your loved ones

>>59550635
>can i use my router to route traffic

leave and never come back

Wow what a thread

>>59550697
Hey now, he picked an excellent picture to post with.

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>>59550243

I'll bite. Granted I am an embedded engineer so all my solutions are a mix of greasy/creative/clever so bare with me.

Basically you want to identify the MAC of the computer in question. Then you want to add that MAC to the black list of your router page. It should be in the fire wall settings.

Now really toggling it on and off is kind a simple matter of sending an HTTP request to your router. If you're really smart you could even do it with telnet if your router supported it.

So I'm assuming you're running windows? Things would be a lot easier for you if you were running linux but essentially you just need a way to remotely call a BAT(windows) or .sh/batch script if linux. To do that you have to have something on your pc always listening for the request and something to send it from, most likely your phone.

The highlight looks like

phone sends a request to execute a batch script on your pc -> pc executes script -> scripts enables black list via http request/maybe telnet

https://galaxy-note2.gadgethacks.com/how-to/send-shutdown-sleep-other-commands-your-pc-remotely-from-your-galaxy-note-2-0151112/

I didn't really read that page but that should get you started.


Honestly I stopped giving a fuck half way through writing this

>>59550737

That post suggests using .NET and I'd agree with that. I like C# a lot, it's a fun language to learn and MSDN isn't awful.

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>>59550737

another thought, if you simply had a script running all the time identifying all your neighbors IP addresses/MAC addresses and had a fake NIC that would automatically assign it's IP to the same IP that the MAC address of the computer assigned itself via the dhcp table. It might occasionally not work as intended but I guarantee that it will be frustrating as hell for whoever is using the computer. That'd save you the router page bullshit.