Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Access Points 發佈版本通知
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Release Notes for Cisco Aironet 340 and 350 Series Access Points Running Firmware Version 11.05a
OL-2380-01
Caveats
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Resolved: User management passwords corrupted when updating firmware from version 10.12 to
11.0x (CSCdt07632).
11.0x (CSCdt07632).
When upgrading access point firmware from version 10.12 to 11.0x with user information in the
User Manager database, the user passwords are corrupted during the upgrade.
User Manager database, the user passwords are corrupted during the upgrade.
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Resolved: Repeater access points do not pass traffic with WEP enabled (CSCdt15869).
Access Points can be set up as repeaters but will not pass traffic when WEP is enabled.
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Resolved: SNMP sysObjectID is identical for both 340 and 350 series access points (CSCdt21451).
Because both 340 and 350 series access points have the same SNMP sysObjectID, the devices are
both perceived as 340 series access points by a network management platform such as HP
OpenView.
both perceived as 340 series access points by a network management platform such as HP
OpenView.
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Resolved: Multiple access points respond to IPSU queries (CSCdt28674).
When the IP Setup Utility (IPSU) sends a MAC-address query to find an access point’s IP address,
several access points respond to the query.
several access points respond to the query.
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Resolved: PSP mode causes slow throughput for Symbol handheld scanning devices (CSCdt32927).
Symbol handheld scanning devices receive poor throughput when using power-save mode (PSP).
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Resolved: Protocol filters applied to the access point’s Ethernet port are also applied to its radio port
(CSCdt34043).
(CSCdt34043).
Protocol filters applied to the access point’s Ethernet port are also automatically applied to packets
received over the access point’s radio. For example, a filter set up to block HTTP traffic from the
Ethernet also blocks HTTP traffic over the radio even though the user did not set up the filter for
radio traffic.
received over the access point’s radio. For example, a filter set up to block HTTP traffic from the
Ethernet also blocks HTTP traffic over the radio even though the user did not set up the filter for
radio traffic.
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Resolved: FTP Get throughput on workgroup bridge drops after FTP Put (CSCdt42769).
During an FTP put from a workgroup bridge to an access point, the access point’s data rate drops to
1 Mbps. Subsequent FTP Gets from the workgroup bridge are performed at 1 Mbps.
1 Mbps. Subsequent FTP Gets from the workgroup bridge are performed at 1 Mbps.
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Resolved: Access points sometimes lock up when set to use long headers only (CSCdt43310).
350 series access points sometimes lock up when they are set to use long headers and antenna
diversity and are associated to 350 series client devices using long headers.
diversity and are associated to 350 series client devices using long headers.
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Resolved: Workgroup bridge loses connectivity when roaming from one switch leg to another
(CSCdt55661).
(CSCdt55661).
When a workgroup bridge roams from one access point to an access point on a different switch leg,
the access point to which the workgroup bridge roams does not update the switch with new source
information for the workgroup bridge and any of its attached client devices.
the access point to which the workgroup bridge roams does not update the switch with new source
information for the workgroup bridge and any of its attached client devices.
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Resolved: Access points stop sending beacons when Symbol handheld scanning devices are
associated (CSCdt64819).
associated (CSCdt64819).
When several Symbol hand-held scanning devices are associated to the access point, the access point
stops sending beacons within two hours.
stops sending beacons within two hours.
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Resolved: Shared-key authentication not available on repeater access points (CSCdt70175).
Repeater access points use open authentication even when shared-key authentication is selected.