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# Putting a Computer to Sleep

Apple Remote Desktop can put client computers to sleep. This has the same result as choosing the Sleep command on the client: the display sleeps, the hard disks spin down, and the computer's central processor and network interface are put in a low-power mode.

Note: Although you can put computers to sleep which are on other network subnets besides your own, and via AirPort, you will not be able to wake them using Remote Desktop.

1. Select a computer list in the Remote Desktop window.
2. Select one or more computers in the selected computer list.
3. Choose Manage > Sleep.
4. Click Sleep.

See also:

- Waking Up a Computer
- Restarting a Computer
- Shutting Down a Computer

For other client management tasks, see:

- Managing Computers