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I've been running Lights-Out with DrivePool for some time, and haven't had any issues so far. What are your Lights-Out monitoring settings?
Also, do you have Lights-Out set to Stop/Resume the DrivePool services? I know that it would stop and resume the Drive Extender service on WHSv1, but it's not necessary to do that with DrivePool on WHS2011.
I've got LO set up to wake server and clients for the back up period, stay awake when monitored clients are on line, and hibernate 5 mins after no clients are online. I've not set the Drivepool service to stop/resume, and its not monitoring anything else except clients being online.
If I use a client PC to stop the server I usually get a veto first time (disk activity), and try maybe 3 or 4 times before getting a 'manual' suspend. It's hardly ever suspending when the last monitored client goes off line.
I sent LO logs to the author and he confirmed DrivePool was the reason it wasn't suspending, then thought I'd ask here in the meantime.
I wonder why it works for you and not me? Can I ask what is your suspend period set to?
Hmmm....
I have Lights-Out set to suspend (not hibernate- takes too long to wake) the server after 20 minutes.
I have it monitoring WHS clients, remote access, a process (lame.exe, so it doesn't fall asleep while ripping an audio CD), the console session, and access to shares. I don't have it monitoring CPU or network usage.