PEAP or WPA-Enterprise not accessible
- From: c buhtz posteo jp
- To: networkmanager-list gnome org
- Subject: PEAP or WPA-Enterprise not accessible
- Date: Mon, 04 Oct 2021 11:08:14 +0000
Hello togehter,
I would like to know that a network-manager (especially the nm-tray)
need to offer Enterprise connections with PEAP (e.g. for "eduroam"
WLAN)?
The background of my question:
In a usual Debian bullsey (stable, 11) the nm is able to connect to
"eduroam" with PEAP etc. No problem there.
But I also have a minimal Debian bullsey (image for raspberry pi 4 from
raspi.debian.net) with no X and no default user. I added a user myself
and installed xfce and network-manager. I can connect to usual home
network WLANs (WPA2). Then I tried to create a new connection via the
nm-tray symbol to a PEAP (WPA-Enterprise?). The problem is that "PEAP"
is not offered to my. It is missing in the "security" drop down menu.
Also WPA-Enterprise is missing.
I assume that some components are missing. But searching the Debian
repository I got no hint what could it be. Do you have any idea?
Kind
Christian
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