How to add WPA Enterprise TLS connection in Kubuntu?
- Create new connection to eduroam without setting security options (just to get connection file with UUID etc.)
- Edit
/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/<connection_name_from_point_one>
as root - Delete everything but connection, ipv4, and ipv6 sections
Add:
[802-11-wireless] ssid=eduroam mode=infrastructure security=802-11-wireless-security [802-11-wireless-security] key-mgmt=wpa-eap [802-1x] eap=tls [email protected] client-cert=file:///path/to/your/private/key/[email protected] ca-cert=file:///path/to/ca-cert/cacert.pem private-key=file:///path/to/your/private/key/[email protected] private-key-password=XXXXXXXX system-ca-certs=false
I think
client-cert
can be any file. The network doesn't need this, but NetworkManager does.
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silmeth
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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silmeth over 1 year
how to add WPA2 Enterprise connection over TLS in Kubuntu 10.13, using its standard network manager? I want to connect to my university’s eduroam network and cannot do it.
When I try to do it in connections editor, when I do “add wireless connection”, after filling all necessary data (network’s ssid and security details with WPA2 Enterprise over TLS authentication) after clicking “OK” nothing happens. No connection’s being added.
When I add some empty connection (only ssid filled, no security checked) it is being added to connections list, and I can edit it, but again after inserting security data it does not save changes. So I cannot configure this connection.
Details I try to insert:
Security: WPA & WPA2 Enterprise Authentication: TLS Identity: [email protected] User’s certificate: [None] CA certificate: [path/to/cacert.pem] User’s private key: [path/to/user.p12] User’s key password: [pass]
What are other ways to set the connection?
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Thomas Ward over 7 yearsThis will not work - user certificate is specific to each user, CA is a different cert.