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Dec212012

bug: CSCud65237 - IMPACTING ASCOM 802.11N HANDSET

I received 2 emails from colleagues who were hit by this bug while using the Ascom i62. 

Apparently there is a BA ack issue, as noted in the bug. Its not clear if this is only impacting Ascom as the bug id references 802.11n handsets. I asked for frame captures and will post the result when I have them. 

 

CSCud65237 Bug Details

Encryption key corruption on BA ack with wrong ID
Symptom:
Voice disruption after roaming

Conditions:
Third party 11n phone
This is triggered by wrong TID sent on Block ACK by client. AP is incorrectly handling the invalid frame

Workaround:
roam to another AP



Status Status 
Open 
(More) 
Severity Severity 
2 - severe 

Last Modified Last Modified 
In Last 3 Days 

Product Product 
Cisco IOS software 

Technology Technology 
Wireless, LAN (WLAN) 

1st Found-In 1st Found-in 
7.0(230.0)
7.4(1.54) 


Component(s) Component 
ap-ampdu 

Reader Comments (1)

Experiencing this issue with the ascoms. the work around is to disable 802.11n on the ascoms (or on your access points if you really want to). Forcing the phones onto G\B bypasses the bug.

it presents as voice call dropouts where the call seems to stay connected but no audio can be heard on either side, it appears mostly random and occurs more often between ascom handsets in the same environment.

the bug is two fold, the ascoms generate a bad frame while roaming and the AP's do not handle it correctly.

January 7, 2013 | Unregistered CommenterMark

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