Motorola AP-7131 Release Notes page 7

Known Issues & Recommendations
A review of the following Known Issues is highly recommended:
• CQ# 47480: Single Radio AP: Channel changed from CLI does not get
reflected in GUI.
• CQ# 52396: Current Date under Date and Time can only be changed once
manually
• CQ# 52529: SNMP: Cannot create a white-list for hotspot wlan through SNMP
• CQ# 52530: SNMP: apRadiusUsersGroupTable and apRadiusAccessTable are
not functional
• CQ# 54585: Subnet mask validation is not done properly. Network
Administrator needs to ensure proper subnet mask entry
• CQ# 54649: SSH: not able to ssh into the AP when external Radius server is
configured
• CQ# 54802: Autoneogtiation: AP Ethernet port duplex settings needs to
match remote device port settings
• CQ# 54854: PPPoE: PPPoE connection often does not recover after
disconnecting cable for more than a minute
• CQ# 55059: SNMP: DynDNS mode cannot be set to true (enable) using SNMP
• CQ# 55073: DynDNS: WAN link is down and does not come up till WAN cable
is plugged out and plugged in with DynDNS enabled
• Certain special characters are invalid for an ESSID such as space < > | " & ,
\ ?
• NAT: Transport protocols selected as AH do not work with outbound firewall
using NAT
• Reconfiguring Gigabit Ethernet autonegotiation or port characteristics while
the Gigabit Ethernet port is connected to the LAN and used for administrative
access is not recommended
• VPN, Onboard IDS, RIP and On-board AAA server are not supported in this
release.
A review of the following Known Sensor Issues & Recommendations for WIPS
operation is highly recommended:
• Ad-Hoc Termination is not supported.
The AP-7131 used as a WIPS sensor with external antennas requires dual-band
antennas that cover both the 2.4 GHZ and 5 GHz spectrum.
A dual-radio AP-7131 used as a WIPS sensor with one radio dedicated to 2.4 GHz
and the second radio dedicated to 5 GHz scanning will typically collect more frames
and store a larger amount of forensic data points than an AP-7131 with only one
radio dedicated to scanning both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.