Cannot connect Access Point (WPA2 EAP Leap)

Dear Expert
We 've try to configure Client to connect to Access Point (WPA2 EAP Leap) but cannot connect and We've found LOG on Wireless Controller as below.
Please advise me that What I should to do.
*Sep 29 14:45:43.102: %APF-1-DISCONECT_MOBILE_DUE_TO_WLAN_SW: apf_policy.c:535 Disconnecting mobile 00:14:a5:d2:81:25 due to switch of WLANs from 2 to 3
*Sep 29 14:45:41.085: %APF-1-PROC_RSN_WARP_IE_FAILED: apf_80211.c:2234 Could not process the RSN and WARP IEs. station not using WPA or WPA2 on WLAN requiring WPA and/or WPA2.MobileStation: 00:14:a5:d2:81:25, SSID:airport-sup,AP: 00:26:cb:a9:7d:30.
Best Regards
Peera

Hi Peera,
the first message is because the user switched quickly between SSIDs. This is a behavior that WLC blocks by default.
Change the option "Fast SSID change" to enabled if you want to stop that blocking.
The second message simply means that the client was not configured for wpa/wpa2 ... This is something I can hardly comment on since I can't see the client configuration

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