#8799 HIGH 8.2.1: WPA association issue when attempted from GUI: XO do not respond to first EAPOL frame

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#8799: WPA association issue when attempted from GUI: XO do not respond to first
EAPOL frame
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           Reporter:  carrano        |       Owner:  jcardona           
               Type:  defect         |      Status:  new                
           Priority:  high           |   Milestone:  8.2.1              
          Component:  wireless       |     Version:  not specified      
         Resolution:                 |    Keywords:  cjbfor9.1.0 8.2.1:+
        Next_action:  test in build  |    Verified:  0                  
Deployment_affected:                 |   Blockedby:                     
           Blocking:                 |  
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Comment(by sunrise1):

 FM#1: keys do not get installed, AP sends deauth frame, firmware triggers
 deauth event (8) FM#2: sta sends deauth frame to the AP, reason code "STA
 leaving" (3) FM#3: there is no association command ever sent to the
 firmware (as if AP did not show up in scan results, but the AP appears in
 the scan logs) FM#4: transition from 4-WAY_HANDSHAKE -> ASSOCIATED

 This is with firmware version 5.110.22.p22 and latest driver from testing
 branch. As previously reported, these failures are only observed when
 associating via the GUI to a WAP AP.[http://www.tagnice.com  nike air
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 One hypothesis: we see scans taking place while associating. The
 association command is handled atomically by the firmware, but not the WPA
 authentication. If we scan in other channels during WPA authentication, we
 could miss EAPOL frames, which would have the same symptoms as FM#1 and
 possibly FM#2.

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Ticket URL: <http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/8799#comment:35>
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