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10.6: Add wireless networks from command line
Convenient. I was just looking at this command because our IT department at my school uses WPA2 Enterprise authentication using an 802.1x profile and we have been having a ton of problems setting this up on the Macs. I was hoping that doing it programmatically would resolve these issues and stop people from saying silly things like they hate Macs.
10.6: Add wireless networks from command line
There are several options for importing/exporting 802.1x profiles listed on the networksetup man page (see here and search for 8021x). are they what you're looking for?
10.6: Add wireless networks from command line
Unfortunately, not quite. Those will work for getting the profiles imported into the Network preference pane, but not for telling the preferred network you set up to use the already-imported 802.1x profile. Also, I'm not sure if that even works for telling the 802.1x profile which certificates to use or not. Still testing on that part.
10.6: Add wireless networks from command line
Here is the newest man page if that helps |
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