Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless LAN Client Adapter

The following caveats have not been resolved in client utility and driver release 2.30 for Windows CE.

CSCin33123—50% success rate shown for zero packet size

If you enter zero (0) in the Packet Size field on the Active Mode Setup site survey screen, this value 
is accepted. If you then start the test, the Site Survey - Active screen shows the percent successful 
as 50%.

CSCea41179—WLM does not appear as the main window on some Windows CE devices

When LEAP is enabled and ACU is running, the Wireless Login Module screen appears behind the 
ACU screen. Also, WLM runs minimized after the client adapter is removed and reinserted or the 
Windows CE device is turned off and on.

CSCin36854—Renew button on ACU Status screen is not functioning

The Renew button on the ACU Status screen is designed to initiate a release and renew of the client 
adapter’s DHCP-assigned IP address. However, the following conditions can prevent the new IP 
address from being obtained: 1) not being associated, 2) mismatched client and access point settings, 
or 3) a noisy environment. If the Renew button does not work as you believe it should, reset your 
Windows CE device. (The Renew button has no effect if your device is set up to have a static IP 
address.)

CSCin36846—Certificate enrollment continually fails after incorrect password is entered

After an incorrect password is entered on the Certificate Enrollment screen, the client enrollment 
process continues to fail, even if the correct password is later entered. To resolve this problem, close 
the screen and start the enrollment process again with the correct username and password.

CSCin36868—Change Password screen does not work

The Change Password screen for PEAP authentication does not work. Administrators should not 
enable settings that require users to change passwords on the client.

CSCea41169—Inability to minimize ACU on HPC devices

ACU cannot be minimized on some HPC devices.

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