Cisco Cisco 2106 Wireless LAN Controller
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Release Notes for Cisco Wireless LAN Controllers and Lightweight Access Points for Release 6.0.202.0
OL-31336-01
Caveats
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Open Caveats
lists open caveats in controller software release 6.0.202.0.
Table 7
Open Caveats
ID Number
Description
CSCts70063
Headline: bootup "Error (xx) found in fsck check - attempt to repair"
Symptom: When a 5500 series wireless LAN controller boots, a message similar to
the following may appear on the console:
the following may appear on the console:
Error (2048) found in fsck check - attempt to repair
The specific error number within parenthesis might vary.
Conditions: Booting up a 6.0 release of controller software on a Cisco 5508
Controller manufactured from June (serial number range FCW1511xxxx or later).
Controller manufactured from June (serial number range FCW1511xxxx or later).
Workaround: Ignore the message. This condition is strictly cosmetic; the error has
no effect on the functioning of the controller.
no effect on the functioning of the controller.
If you upgrade to a 7.0 release of the controller software, the message does not
appear.
appear.
CSCsw93671
Headline: Controller sources packets for web auth clients from management or
service-port int.
service-port int.
Symptom: When you see traffic on the network being sourced from the service port,
all these packets are either SYN, ACK, or FIN ACK packets with either a source port
of TCP 2006 or TCP 2008. The service port is not connected to the network and
when you look through the sniffer captures, there is no packet going to the controller
that would cause these packets to be sent.
all these packets are either SYN, ACK, or FIN ACK packets with either a source port
of TCP 2006 or TCP 2008. The service port is not connected to the network and
when you look through the sniffer captures, there is no packet going to the controller
that would cause these packets to be sent.
Condition: The condition seems to happen rarely when a client associated to
web-auth enabled WLAN sends only a TCP SYN for a web-session and terminates
the connection.
web-auth enabled WLAN sends only a TCP SYN for a web-session and terminates
the connection.
Workaround: None.