wrote: "I can't make a WOL if it's turnoff by ESX. Led ethernet still green and orange and use more consumption than excepted. While turn off by press button or disconnect and reconnect power plug, the WOL work again."
This is indeed an odd one as there appears to be two conditions, one where the NUC is powered off then on from 'cold' and the other when ESXi (I assume this is what you are using) is powered down.
This would indicate that the BIOS is using different 'configurations' for each case. Due to the lack of information on the Internet regards the workflow it not possible to determine what the differences are. The Intel e1000 is supported, but with the cavate that 'both the chipset and the OEM implementation must support wake-on-LAN so that the NIC supports it'. Also bearing in mind that ESXi is an enterprise system, so testing on PCs might not be a priority.
With this in mind you will have to, somehow, try and determine the differences between each of the two conditions. Due to this lack of detailed information, one way would be to try an force an error under varied conditions.
Requests:
- Provide ESXi version (including patches)
- NUC model and firmware version
- Provide a screen capture of the 'Secondary Power Settings' i.e. WOL
Suggest:
- Run the following on the ESXi console
list network adapters
esxcli network nic list
check if network adapter supports WOL and is it is enabled
esxcli network nic get -n vmnic0 | grep Wakeon
- Review the ESXi logs
- Although somewhat counter-intuitive, have you tried with the ESXi wake-on-lan turned 'off' . . . and note the response.