Cisco Cisco Aironet 1200 Access Point 관리 매뉴얼

You should carefully review the following list of cautions to avoid potential problems when using the 
conversion tool.

The conversion tool automatically installs a TFTP server during the installation process and may not 
detect the presence of an existing TFTP server installed on your PC. You should deactivate the 
existing TFTP server prior to installing and using the conversion tool.

The conversion tool’s TFTP server is activated only when the conversion tool is activated. When you 
deactivate the conversion tool, the TFTP server is also deactivated.

You cannot use the conversion tool’s TFTP server for other file transfer purposes.

The Admin Name setting is not visible in the conversion tool and is displayed as a set of asterisks.

If you bypass the entry of security information and if User Manager is enabled in your source access 
point, you might not be able to log in on the upgraded access point. All access to the access point 
might be blocked (Telnet, browser, and the console port). If this occurs, you must reset the access 
point to defaults using the mode button (refer to the “Troubleshooting” section of the Cisco Aironet 
1200 Series Access Point Hardware Installation Guide or the Cisco Aironet 350 Series Access Point 
Hardware Installation Guide).

If you bypass the entry of security information and if User Manager is disabled in your non-IOS 
access point, you can only log in on the upgraded access point using the console port.

Upgrade tasks should not be performed on both root and repeater access points at the same time 
because this causes the repeater upgrade task to fail.

The upgrade process may not be successful when the configuration of your non-IOS access points 
was acquired using the Download All System Configuration option on the access point’s System 
Configuration window. You should use the configuration (.ini) file acquired using the Download 
Non-Default System Configuration option.

The upgrade process requires a minimum of 4 MB of free space in your non-IOS access points to be 
successful. To ensure that your access points have sufficient free space you must set the maximum 
memory reserved for the Detail Event Trace Buffer to zero. The maximum memory setting is 
located on the Event Handling screen in the Event Log section of your non-IOS access point.

Because of differences between the configuration settings in your non-IOS access point and the Cisco 
IOS configuration settings, the conversion tool has the following limitations:

The configuration of a Policy Group on an SSID without a VLAN are not migrated.

A maximum of 100 Ethertype filters can be created.

Ethertype filters do not have associated names; instead, they have associated numbers ranging from 
200 to 299.