Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless LAN Client Adapter

The following caveat has not been resolved in ACU release 6.0.

CSCin07193—ACU fails to operate when the site survey or link test is running and you remove the 
client adapter

If you click the Start button on the Site Survey or Linktest screen and then remove the client adapter, 
ACU fails to operate.

The following caveat has not been resolved in mini PCI and PC-Cardbus card driver release 3.5.

CSCdx81363—Compaq device locks up during FTP transfers

The Compaq EVO N180 locks up while performing continuous FTP transfers. To work around this 
problem, reboot your computer. To completely resolve the problem, install BIOS version 0F12 or 
greater in your EVO N180 device.

The following caveats have not been resolved in LEAP security module release 6.0, PEAP security 
module release 1.01, and EAP-SIM security module release 1.0.

CSCin33638—LEAP login screen does not appear

The LEAP login screen may not appear after logging into Windows or may appear briefly and then 
disappear. Select Reauthenticate from the ACU Commands drop-down menu.

CSCin34139—LEAP login screen takes too long to appear

When you select a LEAP profile as the active profile or set a LEAP profile to the highest priority in 
auto profile selection, the LEAP login screen may take approximately 30 seconds to appear.

CSCin24968 and CSCea17024—Client takes too long to find domain controller

The final step of the LEAP authentication process may take a long time to complete; however, no 
harm is caused. Simply minimize the LEAP Authentication Status screen and continue working.

CSCin14279—Attempts to change the PEAP password are unsuccessful

After you enter your old and new passwords on the PEAP Change Password screen, you are 
prompted to enter them again.

CSCin32330—Many PEAP login screens appear when computer is left idle

If you leave your computer idle while it is using PEAP authentication, you may receive three PEAP 
login screens upon resume. To resolve this problem, cancel the first two login screens and use the 
last one (which is on top) to log in.

CSCin32329—FTP fails during roaming when EAP-TLS or PEAP is used (Windows XP)

FTP transfers may fail occasionally during roaming when EAP-TLS or PEAP is used on a
Windows XP computer.

CSCdx65896 and CSCdx65873—ACU and Windows XP show incorrect EAP-SIM authentication 
state

ACU and the Windows Network Connection icon on the Windows XP taskbar may indicate a 
connection status when EAP-SIM authentication is still in the pending state or the authentication 
server fails to respond. This is a Microsoft issue and requires a fix to Windows XP.