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**
It seems syncthing will also handle symlinks correctly (symlinks are not followed but copied as symlinks); 
see relevant discussions:
<https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/262>
<https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/2358>

But I'd love to see a cloud hosted solution (unlike bt sync and syncthing) that handles symlinks correctly.