Unsplash (daily background desktop image changer)Īlso - I'm seeing on both machines that I have (both on 12.2 (21D49)) - a 2019 desktop and 2020 Intel MacBookPro.Īnybody else with any thoughts - as this is driving me bonkers.I'm running the following utilities and wondered if any of you were, too: However, my Mac Pro is not responding to when I am trying to reach it remotely if only the wired Lan connection is used. If I have WiFi enabled as well, or WiFi is the only network interface enabled the Wake for network access works fine. I really want to get everything back to sleeping properly and given that it doesn't seem to be a wide-spread problem, I wanted to see if there's anything else that we're running that could be interfering with macOS. I could not get Wake for network access to work over wired LAN connection. Leave any one of these on and the 45 second cycle repeats itself. Click Options on the right, click the pop-up menu next to Wake for network access, then choose an option. I was seeing the same 45 second wake cycle in my pmset -g logs and found the only thing that keeps my Mac asleep is turning off the keyboard and mouse and trackpad. you need to send a 'magic packet' which is just a fancy way of saying you need to attempt a connection on a specific port (0, 8, 9). Un-pairing and re-pairing my Apple Bluetooth keyboard/mouse/trackpad additionally, just trying to connect is not sufficient.With iOS 15, your iPhone is still traceable through the Find My network. Resetting bluetooth via sudo pkill bluetoothd To access and use all the features of Apple Card, you must add Apple Card to.
+1 for all of the same symptoms - just appeared after 12.2 (final) upgrade. Thank goodness I found this thread - I thought I was going mad. 1 Answer Sorted by: 2 Use an Apple Airport or other router that implements Bonjour sleep proxy (optional step) Configure your Mac to allow wake from Wi-Fi in the power adapter section of Energy Saver Use Remote Desktop or an equivalent tool to send the Wake-on-lan (WOL) packet to your router that will then deliver it to your sleeping Mac.
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