Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless LAN Client Adapter
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Release Notes for Cisco Aironet Client Adapter Firmware
OL-1281-01
Caveats
Macintosh
Step 1
Select Load Firmware from the Edit pull-down menu.
Step 2
In the Firmware window, select the location of the new firmware under Name (for example, Macintosh
HD).
HD).
Step 3
Click the new firmware image (PC340-350vxxx.img).
Step 4
Click the Open button to load the firmware image into your client adapter’s Flash memory.
Caveats
This section describes resolved and open caveats for client adapter firmware release 4.25.5.
Resolved Caveats
The following caveat is resolved by client adapter firmware release 4.25.5.
If the client adapter’s LEAP password is entered incorrectly, the client repeatedly tries to authenticate.
However, the RADIUS server turns off the client’s account and disables the user from the system
(CSCdu06254). This caveat is resolved in firmware release 4.25.5.
However, the RADIUS server turns off the client’s account and disables the user from the system
(CSCdu06254). This caveat is resolved in firmware release 4.25.5.
Open Caveats
The following are known problems for client adapter firmware release 4.25.5.
Loading New Firmware Can Take 5+ Minutes on Windows 2000 and Microsoft XP
When your client is not associated to an access point, it can take 5 minutes or longer to load new client
firmware on Windows 2000 or Microsoft XP (CSCdu38757). No errors occur, just a delay.
firmware on Windows 2000 or Microsoft XP (CSCdu38757). No errors occur, just a delay.
Firmware Allows Illegal Ad-Hoc + LEAP Configuration
The combination of client adapter firmware version 4.25.5 and ACU version 4.15.001 or 4.15.006 allows
the user to configure a client adapter for LEAP authentication in ad-hoc mode. This configuration is
illegal (CSCdu21973). Future releases of the client adapter firmware and ACU will disallow this
combination.
the user to configure a client adapter for LEAP authentication in ad-hoc mode. This configuration is
illegal (CSCdu21973). Future releases of the client adapter firmware and ACU will disallow this
combination.
Signal Strength Not Updated Correctly in Ad-Hoc Mode
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 will be resolved in
a future release of the firmware.
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 will be resolved in
a future release of the firmware.