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		<title>LightsOut &#8211; Computer power management</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#8217;m going to try out this piece of software, apparently it works very well. Especially for those with home networks and home/media servers. Made by Germans, so I&#8217;ll see how it goes on my desktop. from the LightsOut Website. LightsOut – The name says it all. This Add-In is used to put a Windows Home [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m going to try out this piece of software, apparently it works very well. Especially for those with home networks and home/media servers. Made by Germans, so I&#8217;ll see how it goes on my desktop.</p>
<p>from the LightsOut Website.</p>
<p>LightsOut – The name says it all.</p>
<p>This Add-In is used to put a Windows Home Server into suspended mode or hibernation and resume on user defined events.</p>
<p>Description</p>
<p>To go to sleep, you can choose from several methods:</p>
<p>- On demand, when no more clients are active<br />
- Based on a calendar, as a single action or repeated each weekday<br />
- Or as a combination of both methods<br />
You can define times, where the server has to be up and running:</p>
<p>- Using the calendar<br />
- Based on the defined backup time<br />
Wake up</p>
<p>A suspended or hibernated server can be resumed using a calendar event.<br />
You can also install a small application on your client machines to wake up your server when needed.</p>
<p>Additional functionality</p>
<p>The Add-In visualizes the uptime of your client machines, your server and the backup time. So you can easily identify the<br />
machine which puts the server into sleep.</p>
<p>Data integrity</p>
<p>To reduce the risk of data loss, the server is never put into sleep during an active backup operation or a backup cleanup.<br />
You can define services, which are stopped on suspend and restarted after resume. The DriveExtenderMigrator always belongs to this list of services. Additional services like a mail server can be added.</p>
<p>Download from LightsOut: <a href="http://www.axonet.de/whs/LightsOutInstaller0.8.2.235.msi">http://www.axonet.de/whs/LightsOutInstaller0.8.2.235.msi</a></p>
<p>Update: This only works on Windows Home Server, it does not work on a desktop operating system, XP, Vista or Windows 7.</p>
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