Cisco Cisco 2000 Series Wireless LAN Controller

CSCsc94879—A 1200 series access point continues to send RTP packets to the CP-7920 after the 
CP-7920 sends a deauthentication packet to the access point.

CSCsc96640—Web authentication does not operate properly with a clustered firewall as the client’s 
default gateway.

CSCsc97687—Slow roam times may occur due to WPA-PSK failures.

CSCsc98586—Backup port functionality does not operate properly when configured for 
management and dynamic ports.

CSCsd01495—CKIP support is needed on the controller for LWAPP-enabled access points.

CSCsd02525—With the 802.11a network disabled, if the access point is reset, it comes back up and 
sends a change state event to the controller indicating that its 802.11a radio is operational, if the PoE 
power detection takes some time to complete.

CSCsd02579—The RRM transmit power control threshold needs to be configurable.

CSCsd02586—The client pem policy rule ID initializes incorrectly.

CSCsd03083—Association request processing generates excess logs when the SSID is invalid.

CSCsd03939—Enabling or disabling the 802.11g network may cause a lightweight access point to 
reboot.

CSCsd04657—The primary controller sends an LWAPP discovery response even when it is maxed 
out.

CSCsd09768—An AP1000 gets stuck in DHCP discovery after a link failure.

CSCsd09898—Sometimes the NPU has crypto handles that are invalid.

CSCsd11774—LWAPP-enabled access points do not send the second fragment of a large packet.

CSCsd14113—The controller sends delayed access requests to the RADIUS server.

CSCsd18195—After an access point falls back to the original controller, the client traffic fails.

CSCsd21147—NPU ARP filters are not being properly deleted.

CSCsd21248—A memory leak occurs in hapi buffer pool 0.

CSCsd22087—The Intel 2200 b/g client cannot pass traffic with an AP1000 using 802.11g.

CSCsd30983—Support needs to be added for per-WLAN ACLs.

CSCsd32317—Entering custom web messages from the controller CLI causes the controller to 
reboot.

CSCsd32642—The maximum retry count from the controller is misinterpreted.

CSCsd37198—Support needs to be added for reusable static-WEP key indices.

CSCsd40853—The AP1000 2.4-GHz Singapore regulatory settings are incorrect.

CSCsd41360—The controller does not pass traffic to 802.11g clients if 802.11g is disabled.

CSCsd41602—The controller reboots due to a pemReceiveTask missed software watchdog.

CSCsd43744—A deleted SNMP community string reappears after the controller reboots.

CSCsd44941—The 802.11g radio in an AP1130 or AP1240 loses connectivity with clients.

CSCsd47657—An incomplete output displays when the show run-config command is entered using 
the controller CLI.

CSCsd48507—A Linksys WET54G client bridge cannot associate using WPA/PSK.