Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless LAN Client Adapter

This section describes open and resolved caveats for the software components in this release.

The following caveats have not been resolved in client adapter firmware version 5.30.17.

CSCeb85992—Client scanning problems with LEAP

Clients using LEAP sometimes experience scanning problems, such as sending probe requests in 
only the current channel rather than scanning through all channels.

CSCec33568—Full SSID may not appear on ACU and ACM Status screens

Some characters may be dropped from the end of the SSID on the ACU Status screen and the ACM 
Connection Status screen. This issue has no impact on client operation or performance.

The following caveats have not been resolved in ACU version 6.2.

CSCec27947—ACU and ACM show broadcast SSID rather than associated SSID

On Windows XP devices, ACM and the ACU Status screen sometimes show the access point’s 
broadcast SSID rather than the SSID to which the client adapter is associated.

CSCec39505—ACU sometimes misreports signal strength for CB20A client adapters

The ACU Status screen sometimes misreports a signal strength of 100% for CB20A client adapters.

CSCeb86187—LEAP Authentication Status screen takes a long time to display

The LEAP Authentication Status screen can take up to 20 seconds to display after you switch to a 
LEAP-enabled profile or use the Manual LEAP Login option.

CSCin58253—PEAP Login screen takes a long time to display for WPA clients

The PEAP login screen (Static Password or One Time Password) can take up to 3 minutes to display 
after you activate a profile that is configured for PEAP and WPA.

The following caveat has not been resolved in ACM version 2.2.

CSCec06303—ACM icon disappears from system tray

The ACM icon may disappear from the Windows system tray while ACM is running.