Cisco Aironet 350 and WinXP

Discussion in 'Cisco' started by olivier, Jul 23, 2003.

  1. olivier

    olivier Guest

    Hi,

    I have problem using an aironet 350 wireless card with Windows XP.
    Windows detects a network and the corresponding SSID but can't log on
    it. The aironet client utility says that the SSID isn't valid and its
    value is "ç%]¬" or something strange like this... But windows seems to
    recognize the correct SSID even if he can't connect on it.

    Everything is working fine with another wireless card (Orinoco).

    Any idea ?

    Thanks

    Oliver
     
    olivier, Jul 23, 2003
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  2. olivier

    olivier Guest

    I'm using Cisco Aironet 1200 AP and I already have the latest firmware...
    I reloaded it just to be sure but it's still not working...


     
    olivier, Jul 24, 2003
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  3. olivier

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    Same problem

    My friend and I have both just bought second-hand Aironet 350 PCMCIA cards, and both have the same problem as you. Windows finds the APs with good signal strengths, but can't connect.
    Using the supplied Cisco client utility it is possible connect to the AP (I checked on the AP also), but windows still thinks that it is disconnected. Have tried using the profile manager in the ACU to let windows handle things but doesn't help.

    We are using the latest driver we can find v8.7.7 and firmware v5.60.21
    We are running WinXP SP2
     
    Skolink, Sep 21, 2006
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