@bupp 

Wake on LAN is a feature that does not work for the Deco X60 which would explain why you are coming across the issue.

@bupp Work-around: Put a router that supports WOL between the Deco and the computer you want to wake up. I plug my old Netgear router into one of the ports on a Deco.  Then connect my desktop computer to the Netgear router via ethernet cable.  On the Deco, forward the WOL request to the Netgear router using both UDP and TCP protocol.  Then on the Netgear router, forward the WOL request to desktop computer that you want to wake up.  With the Netgear acting as a second router for the sole purpose of forwarding the WOL request, it works.

This absence of support for basic WOL wake on LAN on an expensive modern router such as the Deco X60 is obviously inexcusable.  Although the above work-around works, I will probably return the Deco X60 because the lack of WOL is a deal breaker for me.  I need to be able to remotely wake up my home computer when I am on the road.