On 10/12/10 22:06, Graham Smith wrote:
Patrick
there's a bug logged for this against Network Manager:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=632184
I believe this is the same issue you're encountering and in fact
it's the issue that I have with my company's WiFi and
certificates. The same certificate is used for 802.1X on the wired
network and this works, but it doesn't work on the WiFi which uses
WPA/WPA2 Enterprise.
Thanks, in fact I now realise that I'm still on 10.04, but its an Asus
901, which is the same netbook mentioned in the bug report, and it
seemed to start on 10.04. Hopefully, it is the same issue and that it
might be fixed with an update.
The workaround is a bit beyond me :-(
Graham
Hi Graham,
Are you by any chance trying to connect to an eduroam network? If so,
you may find the instructions at this Cambridge university website
helpful:
http://www.cam.ac.uk/cs/wireless/eduroam/configuring-ubuntu10.04.html
If so, the certificate you need is located in
/etc/ssl/certs/AddTrust_External_Root.pem
This worked for me at Cambridge, but I'm not sure whether the same
certificates are used at all universities with eduroam. Anyone know the
answer to that?
Kind regards,
Tim *
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