Docs: Improve Workstation Section #95
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4. Run `date -R > /var/cache/update_info/timestamp.chk` to mark this update as the latest
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4. Run `date -R > /var/cache/update_info/timestamp.chk` to mark this update as the latest
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## Wake on LAN
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## Wake on LAN
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Wake on LAN use the hardware information provided by the clients to wake up all that are currently offline. If this is used in combination with a system update, the client computers will turn off after the system update has completed. (Unless any users are logged into the system when the update finishes).
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Wake on LAN is used turn on computers from a "low power" or sleeping state so they can be updated. Wake on LAN uses the hardware information provided by the clients to immediately wake up all that are currently offline. The following guide covers how to parse the hardware info sent by client computers and to use that information to wake any sleeping computers via Wake on LAN.
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::: info Will Computers Turn Off after updating?
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If this is used in combination with a system update, the client computers will turn off after the system update has completed. (Unless any users are logged into the system when the update finishes).
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1. `ssh user@build-server-addr` connect to your build server via ssh
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1. `ssh user@build-server-addr` connect to your build server via ssh
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2. Use `su` to Login as root or login as root directly
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2. Use `su` to Login as root or login as root directly
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