Cisco Cisco Aironet 1310 Access Point Bridge
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Release Notes for Cisco Aironet Access Points and Bridges for Cisco IOS Release 12.4(21a)JA1
OL-20668-01
Troubleshooting
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CSCta02897— SNMP walk for cd11IfChanSelectTable no longer causes crash and watchdog timer.
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CSCta08443—Clients in WPA migration mode and static WEP clients now receive IP address.
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CSCta42089— Station-role fallback repeater no longer displays as a repeater on GUI.
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CSCta65687—1250 access point in non-root bridge mode no longer crashes multiple times during
perf-test.
perf-test.
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CSCta77952—Multicast no longer fails between wireless clients associated to a 1310 bridge.
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CSCtb06469—1200 series access points no longer lock up due to possible memory leak.
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CSCtb10521—1250 series GUI page no longer displays error after linktest is performed.
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CSCtb26913—Two sets of HT IEs are no longer advertised in association response.
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CSCtb45810—Access point no longer crashes when show interfaces Dot11Radio> history CLI
command issued.
command issued.
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CSCtb50039—1250 series access point in bridge mode no longer flaps in P2MP setup.
Closed Caveats
These caveats are closed and will not be addressed:
CSCtc33410—Autonomous LAP 1140 MCS rates should not be basic/mandatory by default.
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