Cisco Cisco Aironet 1240 AG Access Point 릴리즈 노트

CSCsa85447—AES-CCMP messages are no longer replayed when a 1200 series access points 
reassociates with a 1200 series access point in workgroup bridge mode.

CSCsa87643—Access point no longer crashes when configuring subinterfaces on the CLI.

CSCsa90418—WDS access points no longer fail to communicate with WLSE.

CSCsb04359—NTP configurations are replaced by SNTP configurations.

CSCsb06768—350 series access points no longer experience high CPU, CPU Hog messages, or 
watchdog timeouts.

CSCsb08986—An error message displays when entering 25 characters for a 128-bit WEP key.

CSCsb12321—The access point bridge table is now correct when a workgroup bridge roams.

CSCed49127—AAA method list and server group configurations now function normally on reload.

CSCeg51714—MIC errors no longer occur during FTP session.

CSCeh71021—Neighbor TLV CDP support has been added to this release.

CSCsa67267—The mbssid and no mbssid commands function properly. 

CSCeg45312—Sequence number mismatch no longer occurs for mail protocols.

CSCeg57140—RADIUS accounting no longer sends incorrect values in 
ACCT_SESSIONTIME/INPUTPACKET.

CSCeh03467—Memory leak no longer occurs when logging sync is enabled on the console.

CSCeh50826—Dot11 arp cache now frees memory when a client disassociates.

CSCeh54673—EAP-FAST via local RADIUS no longer fails with CCX supplicants.

CSCsa81634—Access point no longer adds 2 sets of IP/GRE headers when unable to resolve the 
tunnel IP address.

CSCsa98961—dot11RetryCount values now increase properly.

CSCsb27021—Access point software now refers to the correct antenna.

CSCsa73840 (duplicate of CSCsa55601)—Memory leak no longer occurs when SWAN is enabled 
using wlccp ap user <> pass <> CLI command.

CSCsb06313 (duplicate of CSCed18557)—Memory leak no longer occurs. 

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