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Do the lights on the network card light up when it's connected but off? I believe you should have blinking lights if the card is on. Might be some kind of power setting in the bios to keep the network card on/off?
I have had hit and miss WoL on some of my machines, one work around is to use a smart plug of some kind to turn the power on/off, and there should be a setting to boot the PC when the power reconnects? May not directly help you, but might also be easier?
Yes, that was an option I considered, but I'm first trying to find a solution with the stuff I already have. Unfortunately I cannot check, as I am away from home :| Also, it's the integrated networking, not a dedicated card
I think the integrated card can still be power saved off, but it might depend on the motherboard and/or bios.
Might also be worth seeing if the WOL magic packet is actually being sent properly, by running tcpdump/Wireshark on your server and triggering WOL. https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/537886 Maybe try a different PC to send the WOL packet if it doesn't arrive?
Also, when the server is shut off, it isn't completly so, the powrrsupply clearly remains on (makes some noise) and some lights in the mother of boards remain on (which lights, what do they mean? I don't know)