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          Readme for ORiNOCO Wireless AP-2000 Access Point 

Release 2.5.5                                         November 2005
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Welcome to Release 2.5.5 of the ORiNOCO Wireless AP-2000 Access 
Point system.  This readme describes the following for the ORiNOCO 
Wireless AP-2000 Access Point. 
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	1. Introduction
	2. Software Description
	3. Release History
 	4. Installation Notes
	5. Know Issues
	6. Obtaining Technical Assistance

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1.   Introduction

      The ORiNOCO Wireless AP-2000 is part of a wireless Internet 
      access infrastructure. It functions as a wireless network 
      access point to the Internet or other data networks. As 
      clients move from one coverage cell to another, AP-2000 units 
      automatically perform client handovers within the same subnet.
      The AP-2000 system provides:

	- Easy installation and operation
	- Automatic client handover
	- Over-the-air encryption of data
	- High-speed links to the Internet

      Access Point management is provided through CLI (Command Line 
      Interface), Standard Web based Interface, and SNMP (Simple 
      Network Management Protocol). Any of these management 
      interfaces can be used to view and configure the Access 
      Point's parameter settings.
 
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2.   Software Description
 
     In order to ensure that we are able to provide you with the latest 
     available software, the latest version of the AP software may be 
     downloaded from our website by initially visiting http://support.proxim.com/

     The AP software is not included on the CD supplied.

2.1  About this software
 
     Access Point Software comprises

     * Access Point image (Download from the online support knowledgebase)
     * Access Point scantool
     * Access Point MIBs  (Also available for download from the online
       support knowledgebase)
	        802.11 MIB:             mib-802.mib
                                        IANAifType-MIB.mib
                MIB-II:                 rfc1213.mib
                Bridge MIB:             rfc1493.mib
                EtherLike MIB:          rfc1643.mib
                                        SNMPv2-MIB.mib
                Provate MIB:            orinoco.mib

     With this software you should have received one Quick Installation guide:
     "AP Getting Started Guide," which describes the hardware installation of 
      the Access Point.
     
 
2.2  Files Installed 
 
     The following software will be installed in the directory
     specified during setup:
 
     Scanning Tool:                     SCANTOOL.EXE  v2.3 

     Problem Report form:               REPORT.TXT
 
     License Description:               LICENSE.TXT
 
     Readme file (this file):           README.TXT


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3.0  Release History


3.1  Release 2.5.5 - November 2005

     -  No new feature additions in this release	
    
     -  The following issues and/or RFCs have been fixed in this
         release.	

     -  AP image upgrade from 2.4.11 to 2.5.5 did not support first gen. 11a 
        AP2000 upgrade kit cards. (#1017)

     -  AP loses management ability under high broadcast load (#1094)

     -  AP with 11b radios cause AP to continuously reboot (#1239)

     -  Using 2nd Generation 802.11a Upgrade Kit locks up AP (#1273)

     -  802.1x users cannot associate to the AP after 3 or 4 hours usage (#1296)


3.2  Release 2.5.4 - May 2005

     -  No new feature additions in this release	
    
     -  The following issues and/or RFCs have been fixed in this
         release.

     #  WPA-PSK can not associate to AP (#1093)
	Detail:
	When a large number (we tested with 31) WPA-PSK clients are associated to the 
	access point, they will begin disassociating over a period of several hours.  
	If the AP is rebooted the 30 clients will re-assoicate/ reauthenticate.

     #  AP loses management ability under high broadcast load (#1094)
	Detail: 
	Under particular configurations, when there is high amounts of broadcast 
	traffic on the Ethernet interface of the access point, the access point 
	management interfaces are inaccessible.

     #  In 11b mode, AP does not fall back correctly "Retry Issue"
	Detail:
	This problem was introduced in version 2.4.11.  In version 2.4.11, the access point
	uses a retry mechanism that is prone to dropping packets.  This caused a problem in
	some applications that were not sufficiently robust to deal with packet dropping.
	
     # The AP-2000 802.11a upgrade kit would not function in version 2.5.3.  (#1017)


3.3  Release 2.5.3 - January 2005

     -  No new feature additions in this release

     -  The following issues and/or RFCs have been fixed in this
 	release 
    
     #  AP does not indicate the number of Reject counters with Microsoft Windows
        IAS. (#481)

     #  DHCP lease time problem. (#954)

     #  No Tx power control in the Configure/Interface tab. In the CLI the "show wif"
        command does not show the current setting of the Tx power. (#961)

     #  Provide Provision for user to disable DFS in ETSI domain. (#17680)

    
3.4  Release 2.5.2 - October 2004

     -  Following are the new features added in this release

     Radius based authentication for management Access
     	Device Management Access control using RADIUS
	User Modes Supported – Super User, Limited User
	Support for Telnet/SSH, HTTP/HTTPS
	Authentication Mechanism based on Username-Password
	Local authentication mode 

     Support of SSH2 protocol for secure remote login for management access
 
     CLI Batch file for Configuration
	Upload and Execution of CLI Batch file via HTTP/TFTP
	Enhanced Auto-Configuration feature

     Ability to disable Hardware Reset option (Reset to Factory defaults)

     VLAN Enhancements
          Security Policy Configuration per VLAN 
          Includes mixed mode of security
          Authentication Server Configuration per VLAN 
          RADIUS Server based VLAN assignment of users

     Broadcast SSID
	We support the ability of broadcasting a single SSID when multiple SSIDs are
	configured on a wireless interface; the administrator must enable this 
       	 feature on the desired SSID to broadcast the SSID in the beacon.
	Closed system is also supported per SSID when multiple SSIDs are configured.  

     Mixed Security Modes using Security Profiles
	Security is now configured using Security Profiles which can be applied to
	the wireless interface’s SSIDs.
       
 	Mixed security modes can be used with VLAN disabled, but VLAN must
        	be enabled when you want to support multiple SSIDs.

        The Security Profiles can be configured with combinations of supported
        security modes
     
     WPA2 including Pre-authentication and PMK Caching
	WPA2 is compliant with the IEEE 802.11i which includes mutual authentication
	and CCMP/AES data confidentiality protocol.
	
	Pre-authentication and PMK caching allows for an AP to pre-authenticate a
	client which in turn will allow for faster roaming between APs.
           
        WPA and WPA2 are only supported on the 802.11a upgrade kit and 802.11b/g
        upgrade kit. 

     -  The following issues and/or RFCs have been fixed in this
         release. 
     
     #  RADIUS accounting setup is too complicated (#458)
 
     #  Change the CLI vlanmgmtid for untagged (-1) to show untagged in the show 
        vlanmgmtid (#730)

     #  The item "Authorization lifetime" is not in "EAP/802.1x Auth" menu.
        But if Authorization lifetime is changed in "RADIUS Auth" menu,it is effective.
        (#719)

     #  CLI command for timeout of MAC addresses in the IP LAN table. (#674)

     #  Place the enabled VoIP – spectra link option on the HTTP GUI. (#755)

     #  CLI:  Add management objects for enabling/disabling the trap groups.
       (#12114)

     #  CLI - add command/parameter name for version -  show sysversion (#10527)
  
     #  Request to modify DHCP client functionality to keep renewing the lease.
        (#11735)

     #  Trap requested for manual reboot (#10762)

     #  AP allows configuration of VLAN ID 0 (#16414)


3.5  Release 2.4.12 - September 2004
   
     -  No new feature additions in this release

        Singapore variant list updated. Earlier build use to support Singapore .11a
        lower band, upper band and ISM band channels. The certification from
        singapore prohibits us from supporting lower band channels for Singapore
        variants. This image software handles the Singapore variant differently. 

     -  The following issues and/or RFCs have been fixed in this
         release. 
 
     #  APs with Atheros radios drop connections when more than 5 
         spectralink calls connect simultaneously; however, the AP 
         will support up to 5 calls connected simultaneously.
         (#16427)

     #  There is a problem retrieving the config file via TFTP.  The
         workaround is to select retrieving the config file via HTTP. 
         (#16531)
 

3.6  Release 2.4.11 - May 2004

     -  Following are the new features added in this release

        Spectralink Support for Atheros Radio

        Deny Non-Encrypted Data Support for Atheros Radio

     -  The following issues and/or RFCs have been fixed in this
         release.

     #  WEP mode on wireless VLAN is fixed.  (#768)

     #  When the AP is input over than 255 characters(ASCII) in IP Address 
         of "RADIUS" - "RADIUS Acct", the error message will not occur and 
          locked AP. (#735)

     #  If VLAN Management is enabled, it is no longer possible to link the 
        AP with different SSIDs. (#732)

     #  VLAN with WPA-PSK is fixed.  (#786/712)

     #  Web: Change Orinoco MIB name to Enterprise MIB (#12004)

     #  Userguide wording was updated with the following text:
  	"Encryption Keys must be configured for WEP clients if 
	mixed mode is selected." (#792)

     #  The SYSLOG HTTP window now includes all syslog host table
         entries. The heart beat status is a drop down menu, the 
         heart beat interval text box is enabled or disabled depending 
         on the heart beat status. (#11663)

     #  Added ":"'s to mac address verbage to the sentence in "Static
         MAC" tab of the web interface. (#15269)

     #  Last Known Good Config File Functionality is now working
         (#15547)

     #  FP2 - CLI should not permit telsessiontout to be configured
         less than 60 (#15735)

     #  Added an extra column for additional space and fixed some of
	the column sizes for trap messages in the Status tab. (#15924)

     #  Add SVP - spectra link VoIP into the Atheros 11bg upgrade kit 
         and 11a upgrade kit. (#666)

     #  Setup Wizard now sets AP in 11a-WPA mode. (#511)


3.7  Release 2.4.5 - Jan 2004

     -  No new feature additions in this release

     -  The following issues have been fixed in this release

     #    Fixed the issue of Link integrity page not displaying properly 
          (Link Integrity Table Corruption) (#568)

     #   Fixed the issue of device crashing when Link Integrity tab 
          is selected after configuring a backup accounting address, 
          the device begins to overload the Ethernet sensor with 
          traffic (# 467)

     #    Fixed the issue of Client not getting disassociated after 
          Ethernet Connection goes down and Link Integrity is enabled.
          (#572)

     #    Fixed the issue of Device accessibility and configurability 
          across the subnet(#502)

     #    Fixed the issue of WDS feature not working with classic 
          802.11b only cards(#558) 

     -  Additional trackers verified and closed in this release

     #   The issue of Wrong MIB Information for the Variable 
          oriEthernetIfConfigSettings (#400)

     #   The issue of AP Reboot when repeatedly removing and 
          replacing Ethernet Cable of the AP with heavy traffic (#565)

     #   AP freeze after about 20 Client connections (#560)

     #   The issue of A/B/G Client getting de-authenticated by 
          AP2000 (#546)

     #   The Flash memory corruption issue (#463)

     #   The issue of AP Rebooting when a long packet is sent 
          through EtherPort (#396)

     #   The issue of AP reboot when RTS/CTS is enabled (#340)

     #   The RADIUS Accounting issue (Start/Stop) (#305)

     #   The issue of WEP enabled .11b client communication failing, 
          after the AP comes up (#478)

     #   The issue of improper display of the page 
          Configure>Filtering>TCP/UDP port (#425)

     #   The issue of clients not getting connected with AP-2000 b/g 
          kit card in slot B, when WEP enabled and key is set to 
          key# 2. (#453)

     #   The issue that Channel 12 and above does not come up in 
          MKK(Japan) domain. (#360)

     #   The issue about Unicast Key Distribution under heavy traffic
          (#566)

     #   The issue with AP2000 MAC Authentication failing intermittently
          (#561)

     #   The issue of EAP – MD5 Authentication for AP2000 (#397)

     #   The issue of SNMP get on the table oriSecurityConfigTableSecurityMode 
          (#563)

     #   The DHCP not working using AP-2000 w/g Kit and/ or 5 GHz Kit in 
          slot A and WEP Key # 2 (#452)

     #   The IP Address conflict issue after reset and reloading the 
          software (#420)

     #   WPA issue on AP2000 (#412)

     #   The Remote Link Test problem on AP3 (Avaya AP2000) (#275)
 
     #   The WEP functionality on Fujitsu Image (#514)

3.8  Release 2.4.4 - Dec 2003

     -  No new feature additions in this release

     -  The following issues have been fixed in this release

     #    Migration issue with Deny Non encrypted data feature

3.9  Release 2.4.3 - Dec 2003

     -  No new feature additions in this release

     -  The following issues have been fixed in this release

     #    Modified Deny non encrypted data feature to be in enabled 
           state by default 

3.10  Release 2.4.1 - Dec 2003

     -  Following are the new features added in this release

     Monitoring Station Statistics
        This feature provides the capability to monitor a set of 
        statistics for all active stations connected to an Access 
        Point.User can enable this feature and view the statistics 
        like IP Address,MAC Address, Interface, Station Type, 
        Protocol, SNR etc. without rebooting the device. Wireless 
        Stations inactive for more than 10 minutes, are removed from 
        the statistics table.
	
     Secure Socket Layer
        The functionality of the Secure Socket Layer (SSL) 
        communication is an enhancement to the already existing HTTP 
        Management interface of the ORiNOCO Access Points. This 
        functionality will allow secure communication between the 
        AP and the HTTP Client. SSL feature will utilize a 128-bit 
        encryption certificate (maintained by AP) as cipher for secure 
        communication. User can install a certificate obtained from a 
        Certification Authority.

     SNMP v3 Support
        This feature is for supporting the Simple Network Management 
        Protocol version 3 (SNMPv3).  The implementation in this  
        release will concentrate on fundamental requirements in order 
        to provide secure SNMP management.  The SNMPv3 feature is 
        based on existing SNMP framework, but addresses security 
        requirements for device and network management 

     Rogue AP detection Support
        This functionality will provide the ability to detect 
        unauthorized APs within a given coverage area. When enabled, 
        the AP will scan in the vicinity with in the range of coverage 
        and identify the access points active in the area. The support 
        is available for all versions and operation modes of Access 
        Points. E.g: 802.11a access point will identify all similar 
        Access Points. However, it will not be able to detect Access 
        points that are not of this type, say 802.11b or 802.11g 
        access points. This feature is not supported in the following 
        hardware:
        AP-2000 with 11b Classic Card  

     HTTP/ HTTPS File Transfer
        The functionality of the HTTP(S) File Transfer is an 
        enhancement to the already existing HTTP Management interface 
        of Access Points.This functionality will allow transfer of 
        configuration and kernel image files to and from the Access 
        Points from any compliant HTTP/HTTPS browser. For HTTPS file 
        transfer, SSL should be enabled.This feature also allows 
        transfer of SSL Certificate & private keys and upgrade BSP/BL.       

     Tx Power Control 
        This is a proprietary implementation of transmit power control 
        by using standard 802.11d frames to control transmit power 
        within an IBSS.This method of power control is considered to 
        be a interim way of controlling the transmit power of 802.11d 
        enabled clients in lieu of implementation of 802.11h.The 
        Access Point will allow four (4) intervals of transmit 
        power control:
              	100% (Regulatory Maximum)
              	50%
              	25%
              	12.5%
        This feature is not supported in the following Hardware:
              AP-2000 5GHz Kit (1st gen)
              AP-2000 with 11b Classic Card

     WDS enhancements to support 802.11a and 802.11g cards
        This is an enhancement to the existing WDS feature already 
        available in Access Points for 802.11b into both 802.11a and 
        802.11g access points. The functionality remains the same as
        the current 802.11b.

     Auto Configuration
        This feature provides the capability to allow auto configuration 
        of the Access Point Devices in a given subnet. Default state 
        of the feature is Enable. This feature can work for both DHCP 
        enabled or Static IP configured devices.

     Multiple Authentication Server Support
        This feature extends the existing authentication server 
        configuration option available in access points. With this, 
        the user can configure separate primary & secondary servers 
        for RADIUS and 802.1x servers that can be used for MAC based 
        or 802.1x based authentication, respectively.This also extends 
        the server fallback capability to the new servers supported. 

     Image Error Check
	This feature allows the Access Point to accept a valid image 
        during download through HTTP or TFTP. The following checks 
        are performed on the downloaded image:
             Zero Image size
             Large image size
             Non VxWorks Image
             AP2000/AP600 Image
             Signature Verification

     -  The following issues have been fixed in this release

     #    Added back CLI command to deny non encrypted data for Agere 
          11b cards (#577) and the command is

	  Set Wifsec <interface number> encryptdeny <enable/disable>  

              Where Interface number for slot A = 3 and for Slot B = 4 
              Default state of encryptdeny is disable and will allow 
              to connect both encrypted and non-encrypted clients 

     #    Fixed the issue with Deny IP Broadcast/Multicast feature in 
           Advanced Filter tab to filter out IP Broadcast/Multicast 
           packets both from Ethernet to Wireless and from Wireless to 
           Ethernet

     #    Fixed IP/ARP filtering issue to filter the Ethernet to 
           wireless traffic (#506)         

     #    Fixed the issue of Clients not getting connected to the 
          device with wep encryption and WDS enable for 11b card
          (#15127)

     #    Fixed the issue of not getting the handover request and
          response in IAPP with WDS ink up(#15134)

     #    Fixed CLI Commands output format for "show http" and 
          "show snmp"(#15154).

     #    Fixed the issue of "Encryption Key Length" being empty and 
          disabled in Configure Management/Security Page/802.1x
          (#15156 and #15169).  

     #    Fixed the issue of sniffer capturing the frames of RTS/CTS 
          from device to client when "Enable Medium Density 
          Distribution" is disabled (#15161).

     #    Fixed the issue with initial configuration of the device 
           via "Setup Wizard"(#15163)

            1) Without reconfiguring the password the wizard was not 
               allowing the user to proceed further. Password need to 
               be configured at least once before moving  to next 
               step in setup configuration wizard

	    2) After Configuring Wireless Interface Configuration, 
                        if Save button and Next button was clicked, IE was not 
                        displaying any page and was showing up the page only 
                        after refresh button was clicked.
 
     #    Note inserted in the HTTP page indicating Max age can be 
          set in increments of 100ms (#15167)

     #    Fixed the issue with MAC address validation which was not
          validated for its length in the HTTP interface while 
          adding an entry under MAC Access table and the back link 
          was not taking to the MAC Access table page(#15168)

     #    Fixed the issue with Serial number being displayed blank 
           on the HTTP interface for Wireless Card A(#15170)

     #    Fixed the issue with pull down option under Packet 
           Forwarding Interface Port being empty for 802.11b/g combo 
           card.(#15181).

     #    Fixed the issue in Port filtering table not able to 
           change the interface type from all interfaces to other 
           value through HTTP interface while editing an entry 
          (#15189).

     #    Fixed issue of not able to enable RADIUS Accounting through 
           HTTP, CLI and SNMP (#15221)

     #    Added Error page to display when an incorrect value is 
          entered While editing an VLAN ID(#15300)

     #    Fixed the issue of VLAN table accepting wrong entries 
          (#15301)

     #    Fixed the issue of incorrect links under VLAN page (#15302)

     #    Fixed the issue with Monitor->Interface->type field always 
          showing as ethernet-csmacd for both wireless and  ethernet 
           interfaces(#15306)

     #    Fixed the issue of SNMP interface not being able to enable 
          thorugh HTTP interface and Telnet(#15331)

     #    Fixed the issue of HTTP Defaults and Functionality in 
          AP-2000 devices Accepting value less than 3600 seconds in 
          both Default lease time field and Maximum lease time field
          (#15342).

     #    Note is added to indicate that the Polling interval should 
          always be in steps of 500ms(#15343).

     #    Fixed the issue of accepting 1 character in SSID fied, need 
          to be minimum 2 characters(#15347).

     #    Fixed the issue of downloading an image whenever Reload 
          button is pressed(#15349)

     #    Fixed the issue in password accepting 1-32 characters 
          instead of 6 to 32 characters in HTTP Web based Interface
          (#15350).

     #    Added missing parameter "Ehthernet Chipset" under Monitoring 
          Interface statistics (#15352)

     #    Fixed the issue of Reauthentication not happening after 
          specified client session timeout for AP2000 with both A and 
          G cards (#15361)

     #    Fixed the issue of reauthentication not happening after 
           specified authorization life time(#15362).

3.11  Release 2.3.0 - July 2003

      -  Following are the new features added in this release

     WiFi Protected Access (WPA)
        WPA pulls together several of the key technologies from the 
        Wi-Fi Alliance defined functionality. These include:      
   
         · TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) - Provides better 
           data privacy with per frame keying and a larger IV than WEP. 
           Also provides message integrity checking (MIC) using Michael 
           MIC algorithm to prevent re-play attacks.
         · Standard 802.1X server based authentication
         · Dynamic key management through 802.1X
         · Option for server-less authentication via pre-shared keys
         · AP and station negotiation of WPA authentication mode and 
           cipher suite capabilities 

     WPA supports 27 clients.
        VLAN-16 and Multiple SSIDs
        This feature extends support for compatibility with VLAN 
        enabled wired networks by providing the user with the 
        capability to configure up to 16 Network Names or SSIDs 
        (Service Set Identifiers) and 16 corresponding VLAN (Virtual 
        Local Area Network) Identifiers per radio Card.VLAN assignment 
        is made by providing the wireless end user with the SSID 
        corresponding to the VLAN ID configured on the AP. The end 
        user associates with the AP and his or her traffic is tagged 
        with the proper VLAN ID and transmitted on the wired LAN.
3.12  Release 2.2.0 - April 2003

     -  Following are the new features added in this release

     Closed system (.11g)
        The AP-2000 Access Point supports a closed system feature that 
        will prevent wireless client access without the configured 
        wireless network name.  Refer to the User's Guide for more 
        information on using the closed system feature.

     Per User Per Session (.11g)
        This feature supports the dynamic generation of encryption 
        keys for each 802.11 wireless client using 802.1x security.The 
        802.11a/gradios have the ability to store 128 WEP keys as opposed 
        to the maximum number of 4 on the 802.11b NIC’s.  This ability 
        enables a higher level of security for those connecting through 
        this interface by giving each client, up to 108, it’s own unique 
        key. 

     802.11g 
        Support for 802.11g wireless connectivity through use of 802.11g 
        compliant 2.4 GHz radio technology.The IEEE 802.11g addendum to 
        the 802.11 standard adds support for a high speed wireless physical 
        layer in the 2.4 GHz band using Orthogonal Frequency Division 
        Multiplexing.The standard provides for data rates of up to 54 Mbps.

        Note: Until further notice, the 802.11b/g hardware kit for South 
            Korea supports channels 1-11 within the FCC regulatory 
            domain, instead of channels 1-13 in the ETSI regulatory 
            domain.  


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4.    Installation Notes
     
                                              
4.1   If you download the installation from the web:
       The software, MIB, and documentation are currently found under Answer ID 1221.
       Please select the appropriate file, image,software, or documentation 
       and proceed to either view from the web or download to a specific
       location. The WinZip Self-Extractor will request a temporary location
       to unzip files. You may use the default location or choose
       a customized location. 

       The Help and User Guides folder includes a setup.exe file. Please run 
       setup.exe in order to use the help documentation.

4.2   If you are using the installation CD:
       Insert the ORiNOCO Installation CD in your CD-ROM drive and 
       the autorun facility will start the CD wizard which will 
       guide you through the installation process.

4.3   System Requirements
       - Windows 98, NT, 2000, or XP
       - At least 5 Mb of free disk space
       - A web browser, preferably MS IE 6 with Service Pack 1 or
         Netscape 6.1
              
      Note : 
      -----
      For SSL, IE 5.00 (128 bit) with Service Pack 2 (or) 
      IE 5.0 (56 bit) with patch Q240308 (or) IE 6.0 
      (128 bit) with Service Pack 1 and Patch Q323308
      is required.                     
        
      For 802.1x Authentication using TLS, XP Clients should 
      have Service Pack 1 installed on it. 
	
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5.   Known Issues

     # When the AP with Rel 2.4.11 is configured with vlan id 0 and untagged in the
        same wireless slot, then when we migrate to Rel 2.5 the vlan id for the
        wireless slot displays as untagged for the vlan id configured as "0" in 
        2.4.11. (#17551)

     #  Mixed Mode with WEP & WPA enabled does not work on a 
        D-Link DWL-AG520 client using WEP.  (#17465)

     #  Syslog requires disabling and re-enabling the Syslog 
        whenever adding or deleting the Syslog server IP Address (#16442)

     #  Invalid security profiles may be created.  For example, a 
         profile may be created that includes "no security" and 
         WPA/WPA-PSK/802.11i/802.11i-PSK.  Please see the manual 
         for an explanation regarding why this is an invalid 
         security security profile.  Invalid security profiles may not, 
         however, be added to the SSID table.  (#17507)

     #  If Vlan is enabled then it is possible to set WEP txkey as 
         key 1/2/3 but only key 0 is used as the txkey.

     #  It is possible to configure and enable multiple radius 
         profiles (with different vlan id) for the same radius 
         server. The functionality involving that radius server 
         may not work correctly in such cases. (#17827)

     #  It is possible to configure two SSIDs, one with non-secure 
         security profile and other with security profile containing
         WPA/WPA-PSK/802.11i/802.11i-PSK, on the same interface. Some 
         WPA/WPA-PSK/802.11i/802.11i-PSK clients may face problems while 
         connecting in these scenarios. (#17826)

     #  Configuring security mode WPA/WPA-PSK/802.11i/802.11i-PSK for 
         the first security profile returns error. A workaround is to 
         use the configure a new security profile with these values and 
         assign it to the SSID. Another work around to do that for first 
         security profile is the following.
	- Go to SSID/VLAN/Security Page
	- Go to SecProfiles page and edit first security profile.
	- enable 802.1x security mode and hit OK
	- disable non-secure security mode and hit OK
	- enable WPA/WPA-PSK/802.11i/802.11i-PSK and hit OK
	- disable 802.1x and hit OK. (#17656)
  
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6.   Obtaining Technical Assistance

       If you encounter problems when using this product or would like information 
       about our other ORiNOCO Wireless products, please contact the reseller from 
       whom you purchased the equipment for support.  If you would like reseller 
       contact information, please contact Proxim inside sales at 1-800-229-1630 
       or use the contact information on our website.
  
6.1  Troubleshooting
       For the most up-to-date, detailed troubleshooting information, refer to the 
       ORiNOCO AP-2000 User Guide and Proxim Knowledge base.
      
6.2  Obtaining Documentation
       The user guide is available in English language and you can access it along
       with the most recent software and user documentation at
       http://support.proxim.com

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