Capturing MAC Addresses from an Access Point AP1131 with SNMP

Hi!
I'm trying to use SNMP to track information as to whats connected to
our access points. The purpose is basic security and auditing in case
of a problem ( virus, technical problem, etc ). We're already able to
capture what wired devices are connected, but not the MAC addresses of
the wireless clients.
We're employing Cisco Aironet APs 1131, and looking around the MIBs, I found
one object that has what I want, but it's not accessible.
cDot11ClientAddress OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX MacAddress
MAX-ACCESS not-accessible
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"The MAC address of the client."
::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 1 }
Does any one know another way to get this information via SNMP?
Thanks U by advance!
Khay

Up...anybody?... :(

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