Question: I have Intel NUC i5 with Latest OpenElec installed on it.

I would like to wake it up from suspend using Wake On Lan feature (sent from another device on my home network), but I am having difficulties with that.

I have verified WOL is enabled in the BIOS, and I have tried to use the WOL Windows GUI provided in Depicious web site - www.depicus.com/wake-on-lan/wake-on-lan-gui

I have put those values in the GUI:

MAC address of the NUC

Internet address - I tried both my router IP and my NUC internal IP

Subnet mask - I've put the mask I found in the OpenElec network screen

Port - I tried ports 7 and 9.

I have also tried to configure my router (DLink) to forward port 7 to the broadcast address (10.0.0.255) - but it doesn't allow configuring port forwarding (or virtual server as it is called) to that address.

Anything I am missing? Would really appreciate help here.

Thanks!

Answer: 
I was looking for an answer to this and just tested out a number of syncing services on my Mac by trying to copy an OSX framework. The only one that successfully copied the internal symbolic links between folders was...

* **[Copy.com](https://copy.com)** (Edit: **Service will shut down on May 1, 2016**. So that leaves us with... none.)

It seemed to work fine, symbolic links were copied as expected. I don't really know anything else about the service - I just found out about it today.

The following completely ignored the symbolic links: **Google Drive, Box, OneDrive, Mega, iCloud Drive**

The following copied the contents of the symbolic link like it was a folder (thus resulting in duplicate files): **Dropbox**
BitTorrent sync will do what the OP requests. It will copy and sync symlinks as links, without following them. It differs somewhat from services like Dropbox in that there is no cloud involved - just peer to peer communication. There is a free service and a paid service. I dropped Dropbox for this very reason, and have used BitTorrent Sync for over a year without major problem.