Примечания к выпуску для Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless LAN Client Adapter
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Release Notes for Cisco Aironet Client Utility and Driver, Version 3.0.1 for Mac OS
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Caveats
Step 8
A message appears indicating “One moment please...” then a screen appears that shows the installation
progress. After the files are copied to the designated folder on the Macintosh hard disk, a screen appears:
progress. After the files are copied to the designated folder on the Macintosh hard disk, a screen appears:
Step 9
If a message appears indicating that the installation was successful, click Restart to restart your
computer and finish the client utility installation.
computer and finish the client utility installation.
Note
The installer program installs the client utility, the help files, and the drivers.
For client adapter configuration instructions, refer to the Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Client Adapters
Installation and Configuration Guide for Mac OS. For instructions on obtaining the document, refer to
the
Installation and Configuration Guide for Mac OS. For instructions on obtaining the document, refer to
the
Step 10
If a message appears indicating that the installation is not necessary, click Quit. The installer has
detected that your installed software is the same version as the software to be installed. To force the
installer to install the new software, uninstall the current software and then repeat this procedure.
detected that your installed software is the same version as the software to be installed. To force the
installer to install the new software, uninstall the current software and then repeat this procedure.
Caveats
Open Caveats
These caveats have not been resolved:
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CSCin25042—Not getting DHCP address after resuming from sleep mode
When you are using the Mac OS 9.2.2 operating system, client adapters may not obtain an IP address
using DHCP when resuming from sleep mode. This problem is caused by a design limitation in the
operating system which causes potential DHCP timeouts to occur.
using DHCP when resuming from sleep mode. This problem is caused by a design limitation in the
operating system which causes potential DHCP timeouts to occur.
Workaround: You must manually reset the DHCP settings as shown below:
a.
Open the TCP/IP Control Panel
b.
In the popup menu, choose a type other than Using DHCP Server.
c.
In the popup menu, choose Using DHCP Server.
d.
Close the TCP/IP Control Panel.
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CSCin27041—Transmit powers shown incorrectly for PCI340
When you are using the ACU on the Mac OS 10.2 operating system, the transmit power levels are
shown incorrectly for PCI 340 client adapters, but the power levels are shown correctly when you
are using the Setup Assistant.
shown incorrectly for PCI 340 client adapters, but the power levels are shown correctly when you
are using the Setup Assistant.
If you choose an incorrect power setting above 30 mW, the PCI 340 client adapter is limited to its
maximum output power of 30 mW.
maximum output power of 30 mW.
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CSCin28845—Not getting Gateway IP address when switching from AdHoc to Infrastructure
When you are using the Mac OS 9.2.2 operating system, the gateway IP address is not configured
when changing a client adapter from AdHoc to Infrastructure mode.
when changing a client adapter from AdHoc to Infrastructure mode.
Workaround: You must manually configure the Gateway IP address or reboot the Macintosh.