Примечания к выпуску для Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless LAN Client Adapter

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

The following caveats are resolved in the software components of this release.

CSCee21739—Removal of Novell software is not recognized

Computers using LEAP authentication do not recognize when Novell software is uninstalled. As a 
result, the user’s credentials are not obtained from the Windows login module. Instead, the user 
continues to be prompted for a separate username and password.

CSCee49331—ACU hangs at “Finding Domain Controller” step until LEAP times out

A 350 series client adapter that is configured for LEAP authentication may become unresponsive 
during the “Finding Domain Controller” step until the LEAP authentication timeout period expires. 
To resolve this problem, a new feature that enables you to restrict the amount of time spent finding 
the domain controller was added to ACU 6.5. See the 

 for more information.

CSCef42776—350 client stops responding after 1 to 3 hours

A 350 series client adapter that is configured through Windows XP rather than ACU disassociates 
from its access point after being idle for 1 to 3 hours. The client adapter must be reset using the 
Restart Card menu option in ACU.

CSCeg21816—ACU does not save PAC if auto-provisioning is enabled

Some HH3 PC tablets running Windows 2000 cannot save an EAP-FAST PAC file when 
auto-provisioning is enabled. Therefore, the user is prompted to auto-provision a PAC whenever the 
client adapter attempts to authenticate.

CSCeg21850—Enter Wireless Network Password screen appears in the background

The Enter Wireless Network Password screen for EAP-FAST appears in the background. You must 
click Alt-Tab to bring the screen to the foreground.

CSCeg32864—PAC provisioning fails on Novell networks

When the client adapter is used on a computer that is running Novell software, ACU imports PAC 
files under the wrong username. As a result, PAC provisioning fails.

CSCeg77559—350 client using WPA and TKIP causes high rate of CPU usage

A 350 series client adapter can cause a high rate of CPU usage when it is configured for WPA and 
TKIP. As a result, other clients that are associated to the same access point may lose their 
association.

CSCeh21284—Client loses connection because it cannot switch between multiple PACs

When the client reauthenticates or roams to another access point in an environment with multiple 
Cisco Secure ACS servers, it may lose its connection because it is unable to switch to a different 
PAC, even one that was provisioned previously.

CSCeh30173—EAP-FAST error message appears for 350 client

Computers running EAP-FAST authentication with a 350 series client adapter may display an error 
message indicating that the currently installed software or firmware does not support EAP-FAST.