Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Access Points 릴리즈 노트
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Release Notes for Cisco Aironet Access Points for Firmware Release 11.01
OL-1010-01
Caveats
Resolved Caveats
The following caveats have been resolved in firmware version 11.01:
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340 Series Access Point reports polls from disassociated client device (CSCdt09173).
Client devices using Fast PSP mode and LEAP shut down but continue to send polls to the Access
Point to which they were associated. The Access Point repeatedly reports that it is receiving polls
from a client device that is not associated. To avoid this problem, do not set up client devices to use
both Fast PSP mode and LEAP.
Point to which they were associated. The Access Point repeatedly reports that it is receiving polls
from a client device that is not associated. To avoid this problem, do not set up client devices to use
both Fast PSP mode and LEAP.
Open Caveats
The following caveats have not been resolved for firmware version 11.01:
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Must use Aironet extensions in repeater mode.
You must enable Aironet extensions on the AP Radio Advanced page when you set up the Access
Point as a repeater. If you disable Aironet extensions when in repeater mode, connect a serial cable
to the Access Point and enable Aironet extensions with the console interface.
Point as a repeater. If you disable Aironet extensions when in repeater mode, connect a serial cable
to the Access Point and enable Aironet extensions with the console interface.
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Difficult to end Telnet session (CSCav00156).
When you finish running a Telnet session to the Access Point you must close the Telnet window to
end the session.
end the session.
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Network response times might be slow on networks with thousands of client devices (CSCdr95686).
On large, flat networks with thousands of client devices, the Access Point might respond slowly to
network traffic. Segmenting the network into subnets can improve Access Point performance.
network traffic. Segmenting the network into subnets can improve Access Point performance.
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Must restart unit twice to enable standby mode (CSCds36123).
When you set up an Access Point as a standby unit, follow the instructions on page 7-5 in the Cisco
Aironet Access Point Software Configuration Guide. When you complete the instruction steps,
return to the Hot Standby page and click Start Hot Standby Mode again. When the unit restarts it
is in standby mode.
Aironet Access Point Software Configuration Guide. When you complete the instruction steps,
return to the Hot Standby page and click Start Hot Standby Mode again. When the unit restarts it
is in standby mode.
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Corrupt characters sometimes appear in client names in the Association Table (CSCds56664).
Corrupt characters sometimes appear in the names of clients listed in the Access Point’s Association
Table.
Table.
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Access Point does not support client devices using LEAP with WEP keys of different lengths
(CSCds61358).
(CSCds61358).
The length of the transmit WEP key set on the Access Point determines the length of the session
keys used by LEAP clients. For example, if the transmit key on the Access Point is a 128-bit key, all
LEAP clients associated to the Access Point must use 128-bit WEP keys.
keys used by LEAP clients. For example, if the transmit key on the Access Point is a 128-bit key, all
LEAP clients associated to the Access Point must use 128-bit WEP keys.
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Inoperable link in console and Telnet interfaces (CSCds71375 and CSCds71448).
In the console and Telnet (CLI) interfaces the link to the FTP Server Setup page is inoperable on the
Update All Firmware From File Server and Selectively Update Firmware From File Server pages.
Update All Firmware From File Server and Selectively Update Firmware From File Server pages.
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No address filtering pages in console and Telnet interfaces (CSCdt02327).
You cannot set up MAC address filters through the console and Telnet interfaces. Use the browser
interface to create and enable MAC address filters.
interface to create and enable MAC address filters.