Howto refresh MAC-filter list in WCS ?

Hello
We?re using WLC4402 with WCS 4.
We are using MAC filters with WPA to limit which clients can connect.
My problem is this:
I think it is smoother to insert new MAC filters through the WLC web interface instead of using the WCS.
When I do this the new MAC filters I put in through the WLC web interface will not show up in the WCS, how can I refresh the WCS to make the new MAC filters show up there ?
/Dan

Make sure the controller is using version in Release 3.2.78.0.If not upgrade the controller so that updates are sent properly to wCS .Max number of mac filter that could be configured is 512 on WCS 2.2

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