Wake On LAN not working for X570 Phantom Gaming 4

I've been trying for months to get the Wake On LAN to work for my X570 Phantom Gaming 4 running Windows 10. My only theory is that I'm not using the right port as the documentation does not indicate which port to use. I've tried port 9 and 4343. Can somebody confirm the port?

Here is what I have done:

- Turned "PCIE Devices Power On" in BIOS
- Disabled "Turn on fast startup" in Power and Sleep
- In the Intel ProSet Adapter Configuration Utility, I have enabled Wake on Magic Packet, Wake on Magic Packet from power-off state
- Tried using it with Windows Firewall turned fully off, so it's not blocking packets.
- When the computer is on, I confirmed using Wake-on-LAN Packet sniffer that the packets are being received by the host computer.

From the client computer, I'm using WolCmd.exe. Here is the PowerShell script I've written. When the computer is sleeping, and I run this from the client, it won't startup.

$computer = "LIVINGPC2"
$wake_on_lan_port = 9

& 'C:\Network\WolCmd.exe' 71-86-C2-F1-6D-53 192.168.2.2 255.255.255.0 ${wake_on_lan_port}

After a lot of trial and error, I managed to get Wake On LAN working.


- Instead of using WolCmd.exe, I am using WakeMeOnLan (https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/wake_on_lan.html). Not sure why WolCmd.exe did not work.
- Used the computer name instead of the MAC address. I don't know why, but using the MAC never worked.
- It does not seem to startup reliably, so I?™m looping in a way that it is called over and over until the computer starts up
- I am not sure it was required, but I also changed ?œOnly allow a magic packet to wake the computer??to true on the Power Management tab of the network adapter property.
- I also did confirm that the default port is 7

So it seemed to be a number of things until it worked.