Cisco Cisco Aironet 1310 Access Point Bridge Release Notes
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Release Notes for Cisco Aironet Access Points for Cisco IOS Release 12.3(11)JA
OL-10753-01
Caveats
Caveats
This section lists open and resolved caveats for access points.
Open Caveats
These caveats are open in Cisco IOS Release JA12.3(11)JA:
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CSCsa94560—GA: power save client deauthenticated before receiving EAP FAILURE message
A client that fails EAP authentication due to a bad username or password may show the reason to
be EAP timeout instead. This occurs only for clients in power save mode that remain in power save
mode when trying to authenticate. Also, either the username or password that the client is using to
authenticate must be incorrect.
be EAP timeout instead. This occurs only for clients in power save mode that remain in power save
mode when trying to authenticate. Also, either the username or password that the client is using to
authenticate must be incorrect.
Workaround: To check if the EAP authentication failure is caused by this caveat, change the client
configuration so it is no longer in power save mode. If the reason for the client failure is now an EAP
failure, correct the username or password. Once the username or password is corrected the client can
be reconfigured back to power save mode.
configuration so it is no longer in power save mode. If the reason for the client failure is now an EAP
failure, correct the username or password. Once the username or password is corrected the client can
be reconfigured back to power save mode.
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CSCsd99125— WDS may report an incorrect new channel to WLSE after a RADAR event
During DFS event testing, it was discovered that if a DFS event was triggered on a non-root device,
the WLSE sometimes received an erroneous new channel report.
the WLSE sometimes received an erroneous new channel report.
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CSCsd90308—Large default beacon size causes blue screen on Conexant Wi-Fi station
The very large default beacon size on the 802.11a band with 12.3(11)JA firmware is causing a
Conexant ISL39200C with the Wi-Fi test bed driver to blue screen under Windows XP.
Conexant ISL39200C with the Wi-Fi test bed driver to blue screen under Windows XP.
The 802.11a beacon size of with TKIP, AES, and WMM enabled is approximately 285 bytes,
depending on the size of the SSID. This is an enormous jump in size since Cisco’s last version of
firmware due to the Country IE 7 and the Power Constraint IE now being advertised by default.
depending on the size of the SSID. This is an enormous jump in size since Cisco’s last version of
firmware due to the Country IE 7 and the Power Constraint IE now being advertised by default.
The Conexant radio seems to blue screen at 235 bytes and larger. Conexant has reproduced the
problem.
problem.
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CSCse49232—1300 series access point configured as a root crashes when associated to a
repeater/workgroup bridge/ workgroup bridge client configuration.
repeater/workgroup bridge/ workgroup bridge client configuration.
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CSCse49342—DHCP_SERVER_FAILURE observed in 1300 series in WGB mode
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CSCse48137—Nested repeater does not work
A nested 1130 access point configured for open authentication and root mode station role fails to
associate with a repeater and displays the following console message:
associate with a repeater and displays the following console message:
*Mar 1 00:01:34.822: %DOT11-4-CANT_ASSOC: Interface Dot11Radio1, cannot associate: No
Response
*Mar 1 00:02:17.603: %DOT11-6-DFS_SCAN_COMPLETE: DFS scan complete on frequency 5560
MHz
*Mar 1 00:02:31.821: %DOT11-4-CANT_ASSOC: Interface Dot11Radio1, cannot associate:
Rcvd response from 0014.6956.5cda channel 149 801
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CSCse36333—Workgroup bridge client fails to get a DHCP IP address when root link is configured
for WPA v2 LEAP authentication
for WPA v2 LEAP authentication
A root access point and workgroup bridge access point configured for WPAv2 LEAP authentication
properly associate and authenticate, but the workgroup bridge client does not get an IP address from
the DHCP server. The root access point does not show the workgroup bridge client details.
properly associate and authenticate, but the workgroup bridge client does not get an IP address from
the DHCP server. The root access point does not show the workgroup bridge client details.