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The terminal command to activate the supplicant will look something like:
sudo wpa_supplicant -Bw -c/etc/wpa_supplicant.conf -iwlan0
If you don't have the necessary root certificate, you can download it here. it below:
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Some users may find that they need to disable and then re-enable their wireless NIC after activating the supplicant, in order to get things running. Other users will find various issues related to their specific hardware or drivers, or other problems. Regretfully, due to the vast number of widely differing permutations of hardware, driver, and OS configuration, the ITS Service Desk cannot commit to supporting troublesome Linux installations. You may find some assistance at the Wireless LAN resources for Linux page, and the overall Linux community should be able to offer support with most configurations.
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