Wireless Edge Services zl Module Release Notes WT.01.28

Support Notes and Clarifications

Release WT.01.13

Clarification: Setting Intrusion Detection with TKIP Countermeasures

Intrusion Detection System (IDS) commands can be used to filter a station that set off IDS. Setting

the following ids parameters will blacklist the client for the amount of time set in the ageout (ageout

time can be up to one day).

ProCurve(wireless-services-C)(config-wireless)#ids anomaly-detection tkip-countermeasures enable

ProCurve(wireless-services-C)(config-wireless)#ids anomaly-detection tkip-countermeasures filter-

ageout 60

where 60 in this example is the ageout duration (seconds) in which mobile units will be filtered

out. A value of 0 - 86400 seconds can be configured.

Release WT.01.13

Release WT.01.13 is a special release for WESM zl modules purchased prior to April 1, 2008, in the

European Union and selected countries/regions.

■ Regulatory restriction removal: this change allows customers in the European Union and

selected countries/regions (including South Africa, Turkey, Morocco, and Croatia) who

purchased their modules prior to April 1, 2008 to benefit from the software fixes and

ProCurve MM 2.0 Automatic Update 1 (AU1) support introduced after WT.01.03, but without

the new restriction in 802.11a channel availability released in WT.01.10.

■ Output from the command, show ip dhcp binding displays only the dynamic IP address

bindings. To display the manually-configured DHCP bindings, use the following command:

show ip dhcp binding manual.

Release WT.01.15

Release WT.01.15 is a general release that may be used with WESM zl modules purchased prior to,

or after, April 1, 2008, in the European Union and selected countries/regions, with channel restrictions

as described below.

■ Regulatory restriction re-imposed as in WT.01.10: In the European Union and selected

countries/regions (including South Africa, Turkey, Morocco, and Croatia), ProCurve Wireless

Edge Services Modules, Access Points and Radio Ports purchased after April 1, 2008, are

subject to new radar interference requirements that limit the available channels in the 5 GHz

band. To comply with these new requirements, the operating channels impacted by this

change have been removed. The available 5 GHz channels are now 36, 40, 44 and 48 (5.150 -

5.250 GHz).