Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Access Points Release Notes
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Release Notes for Cisco Aironet 340 and 350 Series Access Points Running Firmware Version 11.05a
OL-2380-01
Caveats
Open Caveats
The following caveats have not been resolved for firmware version 11.05a:
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Must restart unit twice to enable standby mode (CSCds36123).
When you set up an access point as a standby unit, follow the instructions on page 7-5 in the Cisco
Aironet Access Point Software Configuration Guide. When you complete the instruction steps,
return to the Hot Standby page and click Start Hot Standby Mode again. When the unit restarts it
is in standby mode.
Aironet Access Point Software Configuration Guide. When you complete the instruction steps,
return to the Hot Standby page and click Start Hot Standby Mode again. When the unit restarts it
is in standby mode.
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Access point does not support client devices using LEAP with WEP keys of different lengths
(CSCds61358).
(CSCds61358).
The length of the transmit WEP key set on the access point determines the length of the session keys
used by LEAP clients. For example, if the transmit key on the access point is a 128-bit key, all LEAP
clients associated to the access point must use 128-bit WEP keys.
used by LEAP clients. For example, if the transmit key on the access point is a 128-bit key, all LEAP
clients associated to the access point must use 128-bit WEP keys.
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Password on FTP Server Setup page ignored in command-line interface (CSCds71448).
In the CLI the password for the FTP Server Setup page is ignored. Workaround: Access the FTP
Server Setup page through the browser interface.
Server Setup page through the browser interface.
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No address filtering pages in console and Telnet interfaces (CSCdt02327).
You cannot set up MAC address filters through the console and Telnet interfaces. Use the browser
interface to create and enable MAC address filters.
interface to create and enable MAC address filters.
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Broken help links on access point and bridge CD (CSCdt12716).
If you change the default help root URL on a 350 series access point’s Web Server Setup page to use
the help files on the Cisco Aironet access point and bridge CD, the help buttons on the AP Radio
Port, AP Radio Advanced, AP Radio Hardware, and AP Radio Identification pages will not work.
To use the most up-to-date online help, leave the default help root URL at its default setting.
the help files on the Cisco Aironet access point and bridge CD, the help buttons on the AP Radio
Port, AP Radio Advanced, AP Radio Hardware, and AP Radio Identification pages will not work.
To use the most up-to-date online help, leave the default help root URL at its default setting.
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Successful firmware distribution reports error (CSCdt31501).
When distributing firmware to an access point running firmware version 11.01 or later, the distribute
status on the distributing access point reports an error even when the distribution is successful. To
verify that the distribution was successful, browse to the access point to which you sent the firmware
and check that the firmware has been loaded.
status on the distributing access point reports an error even when the distribution is successful. To
verify that the distribution was successful, browse to the access point to which you sent the firmware
and check that the firmware has been loaded.
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Filters can be disabled but not edited from the command-line interface (CSCdt34104).
Although an edit link appears for MAC address filters on the command-line interface, the link does
not work. However, you can use the CLI’s Ethernet Protocol Filters and AP Radio Protocol Filters
pages to disable filters.
not work. However, you can use the CLI’s Ethernet Protocol Filters and AP Radio Protocol Filters
pages to disable filters.
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Client devices sometimes remain associated to disabled access point instead of switching to standby
access point (CSCdt44184).
access point (CSCdt44184).
When the primary access point loses Ethernet connectivity, the standby access point tells the
primary access point to shut off its radio so that clients associated to it will associate with the
standby access point instead. However, sometimes the primary access point does not shut off its
radio and does not disassociate its clients. Workaround: Power cycle both access points and set up
Hot Standby again.
primary access point to shut off its radio so that clients associated to it will associate with the
standby access point instead. However, sometimes the primary access point does not shut off its
radio and does not disassociate its clients. Workaround: Power cycle both access points and set up
Hot Standby again.
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Unauthorized reset of access point possible through Telnet (CSCdt47758).
Unauthorized users can reset the access point by opening a Telnet session and pressing Ctrl-x even
when the access point’s User Manager is enabled.
when the access point’s User Manager is enabled.