Cisco Cisco Aironet 1400 Wireless Bridge Notas de publicación

CSCsv97588—1310 GUI network interfaces page on Radio0 802.11g status page displays 
“Transmitter power cck/ofdm” error message in the Configured Radio Channel line.

CSCsw14082—Root parent timeout warning message does not appear on 1300 series bridge GUI.

CSCsw15976—Carrier busy test option is missing on 1400 series bridge GUI. 

CSCsw16204—ARP caching option is missing in services summary on 1400 series bridge GUI. 

CSCsw16488—Locate access point radio buttons are not enabled on 1400 series GUI.

CSCsu99415—Crash and traceback observed in non-root 1300 series bridge with shared 
authentication.

CSCsu52611—Linktest uses incorrect data rate for transmission.

When a linktest is initiated on a 1250 series access point running Cisco IOS release 12.4(10b) JA4, 
the linktest is not performed on MCS rates by default.

The linktest is performed by the the command dot11 dot11Radio 0 /1linktest in privileged exec 
mode. When executed, the linktest results indicate that the test has occurred on some legacy rate as 
opposed to MCS rates.

Workaround: Explicitly choose the MCS rate for which you desire the test to be performed. 

CSCso60782—1240 access point fails on process aprm scan.

There are no core files as the access point does not not generate a traceback and coredump when it 
fails. The access point silently fails. 

CSCsq92434—show processes cpu command displays invalid information.

When displaying show processes cpu command, the five second slot shows two numbers but the the 
one min and five min only shows one number. In addition, the cpu utilization% may not be accurate.

CSCsq99702—Radio preamble setting is missing from 1250 series access point GUI.

There is no radio preamble setting on the GUI of the 1250 series access point. Previous access points 
included a way to set the radio preamble using the GUI. However, the setting can be changed on the 
CLI using the no preamble-short command under the d0 radio interface.

Workaround: Set the radio preamble using the CLI.

CSCsr30708—1250 access point may crash after removing guest-mode using the CLI.

The access point may crash after configuring guest mode with open authentication, assigning an 
SSID, and enabling the radio interface. If guest mode is removed using the CLI, the access point 
may crash. If this occurs, a traceback similar to the one below prints:

22:53:32 UTC Tue Mar 5 2002: Unexpected exception to CPUvector 300, PC = 0x5383D4, LR 

= 0x538030

-Traceback= 0x5383D4 0x53C210 0x1CE8D0 0x1D0654

CPU Register Context:

MSR = 0x00009030 CR = 0x24002024 CTR = 0x0031005C XER = 0x20000000

R0 = 0x00000004 R1 = 0x015BDC08 R2 = 0x00000000 R3 = 0x015D0AA8

R4 = 0x015A8160 R5 = 0x00009030 R6 = 0x01320000 R7 = 0x01320000

R8 = 0x00000001 R9 = 0x00000000 R10 = 0x00000000 R11 = 0x00000000

R12 = 0x1982F398 R13 = 0x4FCA0C63 R14 = 0x01180000 R15 = 0x01180000

R16 = 0x012C0000 R17 = 0x015BDCF8 R18 = 0x015BDCF0 R19 = 0x01370000

R20 = 0x015BDC68 R21 = 0x01763F44 R22 = 0x00000002 R23 = 0x00000004

R24 = 0x017640EC R25 = 0x017540EC R26 = 0x00000000 R27 = 0x015D0AA8

R28 = 0x017440EC R29 = 0x015A81C4 R30 = 0x015A7FE0 R31 = 0x015A8160

CSCsr41089—Side menu bar missing on 1240 access point GUI when accessing the wireless 
service option.

CSCsr43516—Cannot configure dot1x using GUI on a 1240 series access point.