Hi, I could connect to my companys WPA3 enterprise network with a manually created wpa_supplicant.conf. But when using NetworkManager/netplan I am at a loss how to enable PMF (protected management frames). In my wpa_supplicant.conf I can simply set "ieee80211w=2" which is an requirement for "key_mgmt=WPA-EAP-SHA256". I figured out that in netplan I can set key_management: "eap-sha256" (which was key_mgmt=WPA-EAP-SHA256 in wpa_supplicant.conf) but I did not find anything regarding "ieee80211w=2" to enable PMF (protected # management frames). Can someone help me out please ?
solution: one does not need any "ieee80211w or "PMF" setting in netplan. when using "eap-sha256" as key managemant netplan/Networkmanager obviously figures the need out on its own. i just setup certificates plus key (must have a password) and it works now: access-points: "wlan01": auth: key-management: "eap-sha256" method: "tls" identity: "markus.giese@sinc.de" ca-certificate: "/usr/local/rootca.pem" client-certificate: "/usr/local/usercert.pem" client-key: "/usr/local/usrcert/myprotectedkey.pem" client-key-password: "12345678" networkmanager: uuid: "any ID" name: "wlan01" no passthrough options are necessary
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