These describe the situation:
I believe the packet is being properly forwarded from the WAN to the LAN host, because WoL Magic Packet Sender utility displays a message the packet is received whenever I send from the WAN or LAN.
WOL works perfectly from inside the LAN. If I send the packet from
another LAN computer, then the computer wakes up from a powered off
state as it should.WoL does not wake the computer from the powered off state when the
packet is forwarded though the router from the WAN.
Router is a Dlink DIR-625, target host is a Windows 7 x64 computer on a Big Bang Xpower moboard.
And I reiterate: the packet shows it is being received from the WAN with the computer on, but the packet only turns on the computer when the packet originates from inside the LAN.
Answer
You could try going into 'Network and Sharing Center'
click on your connection
Click 'properties' in the dialog box
in the dialog box that pops up, click configure
Untick "only allow a Magic packet to wake the computer"
Click ok
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