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       Release Notes for ORiNOCO Wireless AP-2000 Access Point 

Release 2.1.0                                        February 2003
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Welcome to Release 2.1.0. of the ORiNOCO Wireless AP-2000 Access Point
system.  These release notes describe new features, known issues,and known 
problems for the ORiNOCO Wireless AP-2000 Access Point. 
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Contents

	1. Introduction
	2. New Features
	3. Software Description
        4. Installation Notes
	5. Known 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). You can use any of these 
      management interfaces to view and adjust the Access Point's 
      parameter settings.

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2.   New Features

     RADIUS Session Timeout
     Support for RADIUS Session Timeout is used by the AP-2000 to limit the session of
     a wireless client, to the amount of time (in seconds) configured on the RADIUS 
     server for that client.  After that time has expired, the client will be re-authenticated.

     RADIUS Accounting Start/Stop
     Support for RADIUS Accounting Start/Stop provides support for RADIUS accounting of 
     wireless client sessions.  "Accounting Start" and "Accounting Stop" messages will be sent 
     to the RADIUS server to mark the beginning and end of a client session.

     Multiple MAC Address Formats
     Support for the Multiple MAC Address feature is used in RADIUS athentication and
     accounting requests.  It allows the user to select any of the following formats for
     MAC addresses:
	1. xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx (default)
	2. xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
	3. xxxxxx-xxxxxx
	4. xxxxxxxxxxxx


     Fallback to the Primary RADIUS Server 
     Support for this feature provides for periodic checking of the availability of the
     of the Primary RADIUS Server and fallback to the Primary when it becomes available  
     again after going down.  When the Primary RADIUS Server goes down authentication 
     requests are sent to Secondary or Back-up RADIUS Server.  The primary is periodically 
     checked to determine its availability.  When the primary becomes available authentication 
     requests are then sent to the primary instead of the secondary.
      
     Packet Forwarding to a Single MAC Address
     Support for Packet Forwarding allows the user redirect traffic generated by
     wireless clients to a single configurable MAC address.

     Syslog
     Support for Syslog enables the AP-2000 to transmit event messages to an RFC 3164 
     compliant Syslog host for monitoring and troubleshooting.  With the Syslog feature
     enabled messages are sent to log the following events:
     
	Session Start (Client Login)
	Session Stop (Client Logout)
	System Heartbeat (indication that AP-2000 is up and running)
	Radius Accounting Start
	Radius Accounting Stop
	Client Authentication Status

     DFS (Dynamic Frequency Selection) (for 802.11a only)
     This feature is required for compliance with the IEEE 802.11h standard (802.11a operation
     in the ETSI regulatory domain).  With this feature enabled, the AP-2000 detects radar
     interference on its current 802.11a frequency channel.  When interference is detected, the
     AP-2000 reboots and the automatic channel selection functionality is initiated to find
     a clear frequency channel.

     DNS (Domain Name Service) Client
     This features provides for the resolution of a fully qualified domain or host names to an IP 
     Address.  This functionality is used to resolve the host names of RADIUS servers only.  This
     allows users to configure their RADIUS Servers using either a host name or IP address. 

     AP Intra-Wireless Peer to Peer Blocking
     Support for this feature blocks traffic between wireless
     clients associated to the same AP-2000 to prevent unauthorized communication between
     subscribers in a public space environment.

     Turbo Mode (for 802.11a only)
     This feature provides for up to twice the current supported data rates 
     (Auto Fallback, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 72, 96, 108 Mbps).

     TCP/UDP Port Filtering
     Support for Port Filtering provides filtering of frames received by the AP-2000 based on the 
     destination TCP/UDP port.  The port filters can be defined, enabled or disabled by the user 
     on a per interface (wired and wireless)and a per TCP/UDP port basis.

     Wide Encryption Key Support (for 802.11a only)
     This feature strengthens WEP security by adding support for a 152 bit encryption key.


Release 2.1.0 - December 2002

  This release resolves the following issues:


   - There are some switches which take longer to startup resulting in ports becoming 
     open later in time. As a result of this situation the dynamic IP address assignment
     may fail (11996/11959).
       The timing for DHCP client in the AP was increased (1 min 30 secs) to allow for 
       slower timing with the switch opening ports. This was done with increased AP retry
       attempts in obtaining a dynamic IP address. For switches that do not exhibit this 
       slower timing there will not be any increase in time to obtain a dynamic IP address.
    
   - The following CLI parameters have been fixed and are fully functional: (11970-5, 11977-81)
          (1) 'sysflashupdate' can now be set to a value.  
          (2) 'ldbalance' now supports enable & disable.
          (3) 'meddendistrib' now supports enable & disable.
          (4) 'ethermacaddr' now shows the MAC address
          (5) 'snmpifbitmask' has now been corrected to show the same values as the 
              WEB interface.
          (6) 'serparity' has now been corrected to show the same values as the 
              WEB interface.
          (7) 'staticmactbl - wiredmacaddr' can now be set.
          (8) 'staticmactbl - wirelessmacaddr' can now be changed through CLI or HTTP.
          (9) 'radauthlifetm'
         (10) 'iappannint' & 'iapphandtout' needs a leading zero in the number.
         (11) 'dhcpippooltblent' 
         

   - The following fields have been fixed for values that exceed the maximum length with
     the AP rejecting any attempt to set these fields in the CLI and WEB interfaces (11967).
          (1) sysctphone
          (2) snmprpasswd
          (3) snmprwpasswd
          (4) httppasswd
          (5) staticmactbl-cmt
          (6) macacltbl-cmt
          (7) radiustbl-1-ssecret
          (8) radiustbl-2-ssecret
          (9) wifsec-3-encryptkey1
         (10) wifsec-4-encryptkey1
         (11) httphelplink
    
   - VOIP calls were periodically being dropped using SpectraLink handset (11956).
       VOIP calls are now functional with the SpectraLink handset.

   - Static MAC filtering was not functioning properly (11940).

   - SNMP Trap: 'oriTrapModuleNotInitialized' was never sent before the AP would be
     rebooted (11912).
       This trap will now seen by a trap host if sent by the AP before it reboots.

   - SNMP Trap: 'oriTrapWLCFirmwareDownloadFailure' is not functional (11909).
       This trap is now functional and can be observed on a trap host if sent by the AP.

   - There are known issues with some client cards, both 802.11a/802.11b,where 802.1x 
     functionality intermittenly does not work (11908, 11716, 11718, 11758, 11131).
       If you experience any problems, please contact your card provider for the latest
       driver(s).

   - SNMP Trap: 'oriTrapWLCIncpmplatibleFirmware' is not functional (11906).
       This trap is now functional and can be observed on a trap host if sent by the AP.

   - For certain 802.11b cards in the AP, a selection in the drop down list (802.1x) 
     for Encryption Key Length via the WEB interface was not provided. In addition, the
     CLI was not providing the proper key length value (11901).
       The drop down list and CLI command has been corrected to provide the proper key
       length choice.

   - Medium Density Distribution setting does not stay after reboot on the WEB 
     (11900) interface.
       The setting of the Medium Density Distribution is now saved and can be displayed
       with the proper setting that was configured before reboot occurrred.

   - Use of a separate 802.1x authenticator on the ethernet side is now allowed. Wireless
     packets with 'EAPOL' types will be bridged to the wired side from the wireless side
     when the security mode of the AP is set to 'NONE' (11711).

   - When 'syssetphone' or 'phone number' are set with values that exceeds the limits of
     the parameters the AP reboots (11695).
       The AP will reject values in excess of the maximum length of 'syssetphone' or 
       'phone number'.

   - The learn table has been increased to a total size of 10,000 entries with 200 reserved
     for wireless MACs and the remaining entries for the wired MACs (11611).

   - Storm threshold parameters were not able to set in the AP (11597).
       The Storm threshold parameters are now able to set in the AP.

   - The Ethernet protocol filter is not interface-specific, and can stop management on ALL 
     interfaces (11574/11431).
       The ethernet protocol filter was changed to be interface specific on the AP.

   - User disabling of Ports 2 or 9 through Spanning Tree results in WDS ports 
     (3-8 or 10-15) being disabled. (11526)
       User can disable Ports 2 or 9 without affecting WDS ports.

   - In Japanese windows browser the WEB Management interface is displaying unwanted
     characters from the character apostrophe (11522).

   - Under the Ethernet Protocol Filter Table, the [08:88 Xyplex Disable] can not be 
     deleted  (11432).

   - CLI: Uploading says successful even if no TFTP server present (10235).
     While using the CLI to upload a file, a status of successful is indicated 
       when the TFTP server is not present. This condition may be avoided by using
       the WEB interface to upload a file and receive the proper success or failure
       condition. 

   - The setting of WEP keys (KEYS 0-3 VERSES kEYS 1-4) is different between WEB 
     and CLI (11036).
       The setting of the WEP keys are now consistent with respect to the key number
       index.

   - VLAN allows packets tagged on wireless interface through to the wired 
     interface (11020).
       VLAN will block all packets tagged from the wireless client.

   - The regulatory domain for each wireless card is now available to be displayed
     through the WEB,CLI, SNMP interface (10984/10346).

   - WEP: Programming a '00' in any hex byte is not allowed when entering WEP 
     keys in hexadecimal into the access point (10944).
       The user is now allowed to program '00'in any hex byte. 
  
   - STP:  bridge Hold Time value is now set to 1 (10832).

   - STP: Port Message Age timer is now equal to the AP's Max Age timer (10829).

   - SNMP: Default value for oriWirelessIfdenyNoNEncryp is now set to enable (10816).

   - Deny Non-Encrypted Data is now set to enable as a default(10753).

   - The AP ARP table will now remove arp entries after 5 minutes (10784).

   - Web interface indicates an error message when performing a download and 
     reboot (10732).
       The user may now use the download and reboot command to successfully perform 
       both operations.

   - Traps are now being displayed on WEB page due to authentication failures (10181).

   - 802.1x now has complete primary and secondary radius support which allows a 
     secondary radius to be used when the primary radius goes down. In addition, the 
     AP will use the primary radius again if the primary radius becomes functional
     again (10068).

   - Scantool on a Windows 98 PC with two network adapters (one wired Ethernet, one 
     AP Client) is now supported. Users can now select the network adapter/source IP
     to use (10010).

   - AP now supports the trap NewRoot (8406).


Release 2.0.3 - October 2002

  This release resolves the following issues:

   - There is a potential for a deadlock situation on the PCI bus of the 
     AP when using an 802.11a radio card resulting in a continuous AP 
     reboot.(11952)
       A PCI Bus control option was disabled to prevent the deadlock condition
       on the PCI bus.

   - Under the Configure -> Management-> Services web page, if you select
     the value 'Wireless - Slot A' for the SNMP Bit Mask field and click 'ok', 
     the resulting value for that field is set to 'disabled'. (11931)
      The user may select the value 'Wireless - Slot A' for the SNMP Bit Mask 
      field and have it enabled after clicking 'ok'. 


   - The display of the characters 'apostrophe' and the letter 's' together 
     is being misinterpreted on several web pages when Japanese encoding is
     selected in the web browser.(11522)
      The display of the characters 'apostrophe' and the letter 's' is being 
      correctly displayed when Japanese encoding is selected in the web 
      browser.


Release 2.0.2 - October 2002

   This release resolves the following issues:

    - Negotiation of speed on the ethernet interface (auto negotiation,
      100 Mbps full duplex, and 10 Mbps full duplex modes) results in 
      excessive collisions and reduced system throughput (11818).
       Auto negotiation, 100 Mbps full duplex, and 10 Mbps full duplex
       modes are now properly negotiated on the ethernet interface. 

    - If the 802.1x wireless network connection is disabled and reenabled
      quickly, then the client will usually reauthenticate again and be 
      allowed to access the network when authentication passes. In this
      situation the rekeying of the WEP keys were not being sent to the
      client resulting in the loss of connectivity to the wireless network.
       This condition has been fixed and the WEP keys will be sent to the 
       client to maintain connectivity.(11728)

    - An SSID of length 32 cannot be entered by the user (11419).
       An SSID of length 32 may now be entered by the user.

    - Under the Monitor -> Interfaces -> Ethernet web page, the value 
      for speed is not correctly displayed (11282).
       When the Ethernet web page is displayed, the value for speed
       is correctly displayed to the user.

    - Ethernet error statistics (Input/Output & FCS) do not increment 
      properly when failures exist (11223).
       Error statistics will correctly increment.


Release 2.0.1 - September 2002

   This release resolves the following issues:

    - Downloading configuration file to an AP may cause a fixed wireless 
      channel to be set to the default channel number (11514)
       When the configuration file is downloaded now all settings from the 
       configuration file, including the wireless channel is reflected in 
       the runtime configuration of the AP.

    - 802.1x default re-authentication time is not honored, but does work 
      according to any configured value (11540)
       802.1x will now re-authenticate at the default re-authentication time
       of 15 minutes in stead of the erroneous 60 minute interval.  

    - Upload command on the WEB interface does not work (11509)
       The WEB interface has been corrected to allow the upload command to
       function properly.

    - Configuring DHCP Server Pool 'Width' parameter via CLI or SNMP causes
      AP to fail with no recovery (11433).
       When the 'width' parameter is modified the end address of the DHCP
       range will be re-calculated to reflect the new width. 

    - The SNMPV1 trap was sent out with the standard trap (number 0) (11414/11238). 
       This has been modified to reflect enterprise specific trap (number 5). 

    - CLI will not accept certain IP range settings (11291).
       The CLI will now accept all range settings.

    - The TFTP state variable in th MIB always indicates a value of 
      'download' (11239).
       The state variable now indicates the proper state of TFTP operation. 
       Refer to the MIB for more detailed state information.

    - The trap 'oriTrapTFTPFailedOperation' will never display when this
      failure condition exists (11237).
       The trap will be sent to the trap host when the failure condition
       occurs.   

    - The OID that is being sent in the SNMP traps is the OID of the traps
      (11236)
       The OID sent in the SNMP traps has been corrected to send the 
       sysOID of the AP-2000.

    - Ethernet error statistics (Input/Output & FCS) do not increment 
      properly when failures exist (11223).
       Error statistics will correctly increment.

    - Traps sent from the AP-2000 always shows the IP address from the 
      agent as 10.0.0.1 (11224).
       All traps now have the IP address from the agent. 

    - MIB variable 'oriSNMPTrapHostTablePassword' may have part of the
      password exposed as part of a get request (11175).
       The MIB variable value is fully protected with asterisks when a SNMP 
       get operation is performed.

    - The MIB object 'oriTFTPOperationStatus' will be immediately changed to 
      'idle' after the object has reflected 'success' or 'failure' at the 
      conclusion of a TFTP download (11124).
       The behavior of this object has been changed to reflect 'success' or 
       'failure' until a new download has been initiated.

    - In HTTP setting, by pushing <Edit> of 'Filtering'-'Advanced', the tab 
      changes from 'Filtering' to 'Bridge' (11066).
       The tab will no longer change when the edit button is pushed.    

    - Serial Port may be locked out when the AP is configured to receive an 
      IP address (DHCP client) (11035).
       Serial port should be fully functional regardless of a static or 
       dynamic IP address assigned to the AP-2000.

    - Changing start AP DHCP IP address causes end IP address to change to 
      an invalid value (11025).
       The end IP address is calculated to the correct value.

    - When entering more than 250 characters in the comment field of the 
      DHCP IP pool table screen or in the CLI the AP may reboot (11024).
       If the user exceeds the limit of the comment field, then the value 
       will be rejected without an AP reboot.

    - Roaming from one AP-2000 to another and then back to the original AP
      may allow a user that should be blocked by MAC Access Control to 
      be allowed access (10993).
       MAC Access Control will block all MAC addresses that have been
       specified by the user.

    - Not all wireless clients show up in the AP-2000’s Web interface 
      Remote Link Test on the first explore request (10967).
       All wireless clients should show up on the first explore through
       the Web interface.

    - The Multicast Rate's value changes to 1 Mbit/sec when the user clicks
      the cancel button (10966).
       The behavior of the cancel button has been fixed to restore the 
       previously configured value.

    - Incorrect OUI used for Traps (10961).
       When a trap is sent from the AP-2000 the value of the OUI was 
       set to an incorrect value.
       Traps are now sent out with the correct OUI.

    - AP-2000 Web interface does not block the user from entering 
      prohibited IP addresses (10880).
       Web interface IP addess input validation will disallow multicast
       IP address ranges and loop back IP address range.

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3.   Features (Release 2.0)

      CD Wizard/Browser
      The latest release of the AP-2000 software comes packaged with a CD wizard.
      The CD wizard was created to provide a graphical user interface for easy 
      software installation, cd browsing, and document/help viewing, etc.

      802.11a
      Support for 802.11a wireless connectivity through use of 802.11a compliant 
      5 GHz radio technology based on an Atheros reference design.  The IEEE 
      802.11a addendum to the 802.11 standard adds support for a high speed  
      wireless physical layer in the 5 GHz band using Orthogonal Frequency 
      Division Multiplexing.  The standard provides for data rates of up to 54   
      Mbps.

      VLAN
      Support for IEEE 802.1Q compliant VLAN tag/header insertion and removal  
      to allow for the configuration of two user VLANs and one management VLAN  
      on the AP.  Support for VLAN tagging in the AP gives the administrator the  
      option to segment wireless clients accessing the network via the same AP by 
      assigning them to one of two user VLANs.  

      This feature also gives the administrator the option of assigning the AP to a  
      VLAN to restrict management access.   If a management VLAN is configured,  
      all traffic received by the AP must by tagged with the management VLAN ID 
      to access the  network stack.  All non-tagged traffic is dropped.  This prevents 
      rogue wired and wireless hosts from managing the AP.
	
      Automatic Channel Select (ACS)
      When the Automatic Channel Select feature is enabled, the AP selects and 
      configures the best available radio frequency channel at power up.  Each  
      channel is actively scanned using probe requests.  Channel selection is based 
      on the signal strength values in each probe response and required channel offset.  
      This feature is support for both 802.11a and 802.11b radios.

      Ultra High Density (UHD)
      The Ultra High Density Feature adds two AP density (also known as distance 
      between APs or cell size) settings; Minicell and Microcell.  The available AP  
      density settings will be Large, Medium, Small, Minicell, and Microcell.

     
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3.    Software Description

3.1   Software 
        The software files are:
 
        - start.exe - A program executable that starts the CD wizard.
          Also, there is now an autorun.inf that initiates the start.exe
          at CD insertion time.
	- AG_AP2K.bin – The AP-2000 software image
	- Scantool.exe –The Scan & Change utility that can be used 
	  to discover and initialize AP-2000 Access Points (see 
	  Installation Notes).
	- Setup.exe – A self extracting zip file that installs the 
	  files mentioned above and the additional files below in 
	  the ORiNOCO_Wireless folder on the user's PC: 
		
		DOCS folder     \Docs
		HELP folder	\Help
		MIB folder	\MIB

3.2  XTRAs Folder
       In the XTRAs\Solarwinds folder we include a TFTP server 
       (OEM-TFTP-Server.EXE) and Adobe Acrobat that may be installed on 
       the user's PC for downloading and uploading files to and from the AP-2000.  
       It comes with help documentation included in the application when it is
       executed.

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4.    Installation Notes

       The release includes(2.0.0 and greater) of the AP-2000 software comes 
       packaged with a CD wizard.  The CD wizard was created to provide a 
       graphical user interface for easy software installation, cd browsing, 
       and document/help viewing, etc. 

       This release includes a Scantool.exe application that may be 
       used from your PC to scan the local subnet to discover, scan, 
       and change the IP address of an AP-2000. See the ORiNOCO AP-2000 
       User Guide for instructions on using the tool.  

       Also, a TFTP server is included in the Xtras\Solarwinds 
       folder for use in downloading and uploading files to and 
       from the AP-2000 from a TFTP server. Double-click on 
       "OEM-TFTP-Server.exe" to install the software.
          
                                              
4.1  If you download the installation from the web:
       Double Click on the zip file name  "AG_AP2K.exe". 
       The WinZip Self-Extractor will request a temporary location
       to unzip files.  You may use the default location or choose
       a customized location. Browse the temporary location and double -
       click on "Setup.exe".  This automatically downloads the AP image
       and help files for the AP-2000 onto your hard drive.


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
       You must have an AP-2000 Access Point and at least one 802.11b 
       ORiNOCO Wireless PC card.

        Note:  PC Cards are not included with your kit and must be ordered as
                    separate items.
	
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5.   Known Issues

     - There is an issue with 802.1x WEP re-keying with certain Atheros based 
       clients. (12240)
       A work-around is to set the re-keying interval equal to the re-authentication 
       interval. ORiNOCO A/B combo cards have been tested with this issue and do not
       experience this problem.

     - Learn table query locks out all AP-2000 interfaces during query (12253).
       Any Web, CLI or SNMP request for the learn table will cause the whole table
       to be sorted by MAC address before it is returned. In cases that the learn table
       is particularly large (>1000 entries) this delay in traffic forwarding may cause 
       clients to drop. After the table has been sorted and returned the AP-2000 will 
       resume normal operation.    

     - In the web interface, system alarms could not be deleted (12156).

     - SNMP: Unable to change "Dot1dStpPortEnable.2" from enable to disable (12128).

     - When the user sets the SNMP Interface Bitmask the setting takes effect immediately
       (12107).

     - 802.1x: 802.11a/b cards lose connection under Windows XP service pack 1 (11730).

     - There is a formatting issue when the Learn Table has more than 5000 entries (11719).
       This is a formatting issue only, the functionality is not affected.

     - Multiple objects in a GetRequest PDU returns the value of the last object in the packet.
       (11381).
       Most SNMP managers will do a GetRequest with only one object and that works fine.

     - When Spanning Tree is enabled, the AP-2000 may not send power on traps to the trap
       host (10962).
       This is caused by Spanning Tree keeping the interfaces in a blocked state during
       self configuration.  When Spanning Tree is disabled, the traps will be sent.
   
     - There are some missing links and information in the Italian version fo the ORiNOCO
       User Guide and HTMP help file (10936).

     - SNMP: Read and Read/Write Passwords of 64 characters may cause the AP-2000 
       to stop responding (10764).
       The user is advised to limit password lengths to 63 or less characters.
 
     - Web interface Help link does not work in Netscape 6.2 (10594).
       The user is advised to locate the HTML files manually and select the help
       index.html file outside of the WEB browser to use help.

     - WDS (affects ACS & Spanning tree):  802.11b configuration is retained and 
       activated if an 802.11b NIC is replaced by a 802.11a card (10544).
       The user is advised to reconfigure the 802.11A NIC to verify the proper
       access point configuration. 

     - Roaming with 802.11a clients in some circumstances may cause your session to drop (10488).
       This problem is caused by some vendors not completely implementing the 802.11 Standard.
       If you experience any problems, please contact your card provider for the latest
       driver(s).

     - AP-2000 web based management interface is not compatible with MS-IE (9336).
       The following version has compatibility problems:
          Problem Operating Systems: MS Windows-2000 
          Service packs            : SP-2
          IE version               : 5.00.3315.1000

       The user has the option of uninstalling service pack 2 or upgrading IE to the
       latest version. Our recommendation is to upgrade IE since service pack 2 has 
       security updates. 

     - During AP-2000 force reload, "occasionally"  the Manufacturing data will be
       erased, when power to the unit is lost during write to FLASH (9220).
       This problem appears to only be seen with an AP-2000 that has both 
       the original bootloader and an upgraded bootloader.  



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6.   Obtaining Technical Assistance

       If you encounter problems when installing or using this 
       product, or would like information about our other ORiNOCO 
       Wireless products, please contact your local authorized 
       ORiNOCO Wireless reseller or sales office. Addresses and 
       telephone numbers of the ORiNOCO sales offices are listed on 
       our web site.


6.1  Troubleshooting
        For the most up-to-date, detailed troubleshooting informa-
        tion, refer to the ORiNOCO AP-2000 User Guide.

6.2   Obtaining Documentation
        You can access the most recent software and user documenta-
         tion on the World Wide Web at the following site: 

	      http://www.orinocowireless.com
	      ftp://ftp.orinocowireless.com/pub

         Documentation CD-ROM
         ORiNOCO documentation and additional literature are available 
         in a CD-ROM package, which ships with your product. The 
         documentation CD-ROM is updated with each release and may be 
         more current than printed documentation. You can access the 
         documentation in the \docs\English\pdf folder on the CD-ROM. 
         The User Guide and the Command Line (CLI) Reference manuals 
         may be viewed in the EZ-Install browser.


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