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If the remote instance supports the Lake-on-LAN (WoL) feature and it is enabled via its UEFI/BIOS you should be able to wake it up from a Linux system by the wakeonlan command.
If the remote instance supports the Lake-on-LAN (WoL) feature and it is enabled via its UEFI/BIOS you should be able to wake it up from a Linux system by the wakeonlan command.

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If the re­mote in­stance sup­ports the Lake-on-LAN (WoL) fea­ture and it is en­abled via its UEFI/BIOS you should be able to wake it up from a Lin­ux sys­tem by the wakeon­lan com­mand.

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