Cisco Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series Wireless LAN Services Module (WLSM) Notas de publicación

The Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series Wireless LAN Services Module: Detailed Design and 
Implementation Guide contains an incorrect entry pertaining to default gateway IP addresses

The WLSM Failover—The “DHCP Configuration” section on page 56 states that the DHCP server 
must be configured to return both IP address to the client. This is not correct because the specific 
default gateway that a client uses is ignored by the access point and all traffic is sent to the upstream 
tunnel address. The tunnel address changes after the access point registers with the backup WDS 
and new tunnels are created by its corresponding Supervisor 720 module. Only one gateway is 
needed.

This discrepancy is documented in open caveat CSCej53619.

These sections describe open and resolved caveats in wireless LAN software release 2.3.2:

The following caveats are resolved in wireless LAN software release 2.3.1:

CSCsj56438—Crafted EAP Response Identity packet no longer causes device to reload

These sections describe open and resolved caveats in wireless LAN software release 2.3.1:

The following caveats are resolved in wireless LAN software release 2.3.1:

CSCek46852—EAP-FAST now works with open source clients and local RADIUS sever

CSCsg91315—WDS now sends appropriate radio scan reports to the WLSE

CSCsd92405—Router no longer crashes when receiving multiple malfomred TLS and/or SSL3 
finished messages

CSCse85200—Specifically crafted CDP messages no longer cause a router to allocate and keep 
extra memory

CSCsb40304—Phone now registers when it is unable to resolve the CCM name

CSCsf07847—CDP no longer fails to discover neighbor information

CSCsg70355—Summertime rules are now in accordance with the Energy Policy Act of 2005