Posted January 15, 2021
No reason. etherwake and wakeonlan will both do the same thing. Use whichever you like.
dtgreene: Will wake-on-lan wake up a computer that's just sleeping (as opposed to one that is fully powered down)? It should.
dtgreene: (Also, usually "#" is used to indicate that a command should be run as root, and you don't normally use "sudo" if you're root already.) Either:
# sudo wakeonlan
or:
$ wakeonlan


# sudo wakeonlan
or:
$ wakeonlan