Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless LAN Client Adapter

A Channel field has been added to the Site Survey Passive and Active windows. This field shows the 
frequency that your client adapter is using as the channel for communications. It is dependent upon the 
regulatory domain in which your device is operating.

The Certificate Manager utility can now be used to import Certificate Authority (CA) and user 
certificates for use with EAP-TLS and PEAP authentication on Windows CE .NET 4.2 devices. When 
you install client adapter utility and driver release 2.60, the Certificate Manager utility is copied to your 
device’s Start > Programs > Cisco folder.

Refer to the Cisco Aironet 350 Series Wireless LAN Client Adapters Installation and Configuration 
Guide for Windows CE (part number OL-1375-05) for instructions on using the Certificate Manager to 
import CA and user certificates.

A check box entitled Always try to resume Secure Session has been added to the PEAP Properties 
window.

Check this check box if you want the PEAP protocol to always attempt to resume the previous 
session before prompting you to re-enter your credentials.

Uncheck this check box if you want to be prompted to re-enter your username and password 
whenever your client adapter’s radio becomes disassociated (for example, when the card is ejected, 
the radio is turned off, you wander out of range of an access point, you switch profiles, and so on).

Checking this check box gives you the convenience of not having to re-enter your username and 
password when your client adapter experiences momentary losses of association. The PEAP Session 
Timeout setting on the Cisco Secure ACS System Configuration - Global Authentication Setup window 
controls how long the resume feature is active (that is, the amount of time during which the PEAP session 
can be resumed without re-entering user credentials). If you leave your device unattended during this 
timeout period, be aware that someone can resume your PEAP session and access the network.