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It will check if it is time to shutdown and turn off all attached computers. The server listens on a specific UDP port (12345 in the default installation). On the client machines you send UDP messages to the server, and it will turn off your attached PC's. Please note that this program does not turn off your pc's or turn it on again. It just has to tell the machine it's time to power up. A command file is included in this download, so you can use the WOL facility of your PC to turn it up at a different time. Once your PC's have been shut down at a particular time, and restarted, they will think that they have been turned off by the server. 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