Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless LAN Client Adapter

If you enable MIC or TKIP on the access point, your client adapter’s driver and firmware 
must support these features; otherwise, the client cannot associate. Refer to the 

 for details.

Refer to the Cisco Aironet Access Point Software Configuration Guide for instructions on 
enabling these security features on the access point.

The documentation for the 340 and 350 Series Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Adapters is changing with 
this release. Prior versions of client adapter software are documented in the Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN 
Adapters Hardware Installation Guide and the Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Adapters Software 
Configuration Guide, both of which contain information for Windows, Windows CE, Linux, and 
Macintosh. Now one document is available for each operating system. Refer to the 

 for a list of these documents.

This section describes resolved and open caveats for client adapter firmware release 4.25.23.

The following caveats are resolved for client adapter firmware release 4.25.23.

When a client starts in ad-hoc mode, signal strength is 0. When a second client joins the cell, signal 
strength increases. When the second client leaves the cell, the signal strength stays the same even though 
it should return to 0 when no other clients are in the cell (CSCdu19772). This caveat is resolved in 
firmware release 4.25.23.

When a client starts in ad-hoc mode, signal quality is 0. When a second client joins the cell, signal 
quality increases. When the second client leaves the cell, the signal quality stays the same even though 
it should return to 0 when no other clients are in the cell (CSCdu19798). This caveat is resolved in 
firmware release 4.25.23.

When LEAP is enabled, the status bar at the bottom of the ACU screen usually displays the MAC 
address, rather than the IP address, of the access point to which the client is associated (CSCdu53528). 
This caveat is resolved in firmware release 4.25.23.