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How to connect to ieee8021x Network using connman


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Connect to my private WPA2 Wifi with connman works like a charm (followed this instructions).
But when I try to connect to ieee8021x Network, i always get this error:




Error /net/connman/service/wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x: Invalid arguments




I suppose something is wrong with my config file placed in /var/lib/connman :



[global]
Name = UnityMedia

[service_umWifiSpot]
Type = wifi
SSID = 556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74
EAP = peap
Phase2 = MSCHAPV2
Iddentit=unitymedia/myUsername
#AnonymousIdentity=anonymous@foo.edu
Passphrase=myPassword


This is how i try to connect:



connmanctl> agent on
Agent registered
connmanctl> scan wifi
connmanctl> services
*AO Wired ethernet_b827eb8920a9_cable
*AR ¯_(ツ)_/¯ wifi_801f024ae577_c2af5c5f28e38384295f2fc2af_managed_psk
furb wifi_801f024ae577_66757262_managed_psk
Unitymedia WifiSpot wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x
:o) wifi_801f024ae577_3a6f29_managed_psk
ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ wifi_801f024ae577_ca95e280a2e1b4a5e280a2ca94_managed_psk
DIRECT-eE-Sonja's Fire TV wifi_801f024ae577_4449524543542d65452d536f6e6a6127732046697265205456_managed_psk
DIRECT-B9-HP ENVY 4520 series wifi_801f024ae577_4449524543542d42392d485020454e5659203435323020736572696573_managed_psk
SoHigh-WG wifi_801f024ae577_536f486967682d5747_managed_psk
o2-WLAN42 wifi_801f024ae577_6f322d574c414e3432_managed_psk
wifi_801f024ae577_hidden_managed_psk
UPC1989729 wifi_801f024ae577_55504331393839373239_managed_psk
wildline wifi_801f024ae577_77696c646c696e65_managed_psk
Internet wifi_801f024ae577_496e7465726e6574_managed_psk
UPC317EB59 wifi_801f024ae577_55504333313745423539_managed_psk
HP-Print-BE-Officejet Pro 8610 wifi_801f024ae577_48502d5072696e742d42452d4f66666963656a65742050726f2038363130_managed_none
UPC1BD68AB wifi_801f024ae577_55504331424436384142_managed_psk
Scan completed for wifi
connmanctl> connect wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x
Error /net/connman/service/wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x: Invalid arguments


Connections via this wpa_supplicant.conf works:



network= ssid=”Unitymedia WifiSpot” key_mgmt=WPA-EAP eap=PEAP identity=”unitymedia/myUsername” password=”myPassword” 


Hope someone have an idea what i´m doing wrong?










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    Connect to my private WPA2 Wifi with connman works like a charm (followed this instructions).
    But when I try to connect to ieee8021x Network, i always get this error:




    Error /net/connman/service/wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x: Invalid arguments




    I suppose something is wrong with my config file placed in /var/lib/connman :



    [global]
    Name = UnityMedia

    [service_umWifiSpot]
    Type = wifi
    SSID = 556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74
    EAP = peap
    Phase2 = MSCHAPV2
    Iddentit=unitymedia/myUsername
    #AnonymousIdentity=anonymous@foo.edu
    Passphrase=myPassword


    This is how i try to connect:



    connmanctl> agent on
    Agent registered
    connmanctl> scan wifi
    connmanctl> services
    *AO Wired ethernet_b827eb8920a9_cable
    *AR ¯_(ツ)_/¯ wifi_801f024ae577_c2af5c5f28e38384295f2fc2af_managed_psk
    furb wifi_801f024ae577_66757262_managed_psk
    Unitymedia WifiSpot wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x
    :o) wifi_801f024ae577_3a6f29_managed_psk
    ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ wifi_801f024ae577_ca95e280a2e1b4a5e280a2ca94_managed_psk
    DIRECT-eE-Sonja's Fire TV wifi_801f024ae577_4449524543542d65452d536f6e6a6127732046697265205456_managed_psk
    DIRECT-B9-HP ENVY 4520 series wifi_801f024ae577_4449524543542d42392d485020454e5659203435323020736572696573_managed_psk
    SoHigh-WG wifi_801f024ae577_536f486967682d5747_managed_psk
    o2-WLAN42 wifi_801f024ae577_6f322d574c414e3432_managed_psk
    wifi_801f024ae577_hidden_managed_psk
    UPC1989729 wifi_801f024ae577_55504331393839373239_managed_psk
    wildline wifi_801f024ae577_77696c646c696e65_managed_psk
    Internet wifi_801f024ae577_496e7465726e6574_managed_psk
    UPC317EB59 wifi_801f024ae577_55504333313745423539_managed_psk
    HP-Print-BE-Officejet Pro 8610 wifi_801f024ae577_48502d5072696e742d42452d4f66666963656a65742050726f2038363130_managed_none
    UPC1BD68AB wifi_801f024ae577_55504331424436384142_managed_psk
    Scan completed for wifi
    connmanctl> connect wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x
    Error /net/connman/service/wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x: Invalid arguments


    Connections via this wpa_supplicant.conf works:



    network= ssid=”Unitymedia WifiSpot” key_mgmt=WPA-EAP eap=PEAP identity=”unitymedia/myUsername” password=”myPassword” 


    Hope someone have an idea what i´m doing wrong?










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      Connect to my private WPA2 Wifi with connman works like a charm (followed this instructions).
      But when I try to connect to ieee8021x Network, i always get this error:




      Error /net/connman/service/wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x: Invalid arguments




      I suppose something is wrong with my config file placed in /var/lib/connman :



      [global]
      Name = UnityMedia

      [service_umWifiSpot]
      Type = wifi
      SSID = 556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74
      EAP = peap
      Phase2 = MSCHAPV2
      Iddentit=unitymedia/myUsername
      #AnonymousIdentity=anonymous@foo.edu
      Passphrase=myPassword


      This is how i try to connect:



      connmanctl> agent on
      Agent registered
      connmanctl> scan wifi
      connmanctl> services
      *AO Wired ethernet_b827eb8920a9_cable
      *AR ¯_(ツ)_/¯ wifi_801f024ae577_c2af5c5f28e38384295f2fc2af_managed_psk
      furb wifi_801f024ae577_66757262_managed_psk
      Unitymedia WifiSpot wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x
      :o) wifi_801f024ae577_3a6f29_managed_psk
      ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ wifi_801f024ae577_ca95e280a2e1b4a5e280a2ca94_managed_psk
      DIRECT-eE-Sonja's Fire TV wifi_801f024ae577_4449524543542d65452d536f6e6a6127732046697265205456_managed_psk
      DIRECT-B9-HP ENVY 4520 series wifi_801f024ae577_4449524543542d42392d485020454e5659203435323020736572696573_managed_psk
      SoHigh-WG wifi_801f024ae577_536f486967682d5747_managed_psk
      o2-WLAN42 wifi_801f024ae577_6f322d574c414e3432_managed_psk
      wifi_801f024ae577_hidden_managed_psk
      UPC1989729 wifi_801f024ae577_55504331393839373239_managed_psk
      wildline wifi_801f024ae577_77696c646c696e65_managed_psk
      Internet wifi_801f024ae577_496e7465726e6574_managed_psk
      UPC317EB59 wifi_801f024ae577_55504333313745423539_managed_psk
      HP-Print-BE-Officejet Pro 8610 wifi_801f024ae577_48502d5072696e742d42452d4f66666963656a65742050726f2038363130_managed_none
      UPC1BD68AB wifi_801f024ae577_55504331424436384142_managed_psk
      Scan completed for wifi
      connmanctl> connect wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x
      Error /net/connman/service/wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x: Invalid arguments


      Connections via this wpa_supplicant.conf works:



      network= ssid=”Unitymedia WifiSpot” key_mgmt=WPA-EAP eap=PEAP identity=”unitymedia/myUsername” password=”myPassword” 


      Hope someone have an idea what i´m doing wrong?










      share|improve this question
















      Connect to my private WPA2 Wifi with connman works like a charm (followed this instructions).
      But when I try to connect to ieee8021x Network, i always get this error:




      Error /net/connman/service/wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x: Invalid arguments




      I suppose something is wrong with my config file placed in /var/lib/connman :



      [global]
      Name = UnityMedia

      [service_umWifiSpot]
      Type = wifi
      SSID = 556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74
      EAP = peap
      Phase2 = MSCHAPV2
      Iddentit=unitymedia/myUsername
      #AnonymousIdentity=anonymous@foo.edu
      Passphrase=myPassword


      This is how i try to connect:



      connmanctl> agent on
      Agent registered
      connmanctl> scan wifi
      connmanctl> services
      *AO Wired ethernet_b827eb8920a9_cable
      *AR ¯_(ツ)_/¯ wifi_801f024ae577_c2af5c5f28e38384295f2fc2af_managed_psk
      furb wifi_801f024ae577_66757262_managed_psk
      Unitymedia WifiSpot wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x
      :o) wifi_801f024ae577_3a6f29_managed_psk
      ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ wifi_801f024ae577_ca95e280a2e1b4a5e280a2ca94_managed_psk
      DIRECT-eE-Sonja's Fire TV wifi_801f024ae577_4449524543542d65452d536f6e6a6127732046697265205456_managed_psk
      DIRECT-B9-HP ENVY 4520 series wifi_801f024ae577_4449524543542d42392d485020454e5659203435323020736572696573_managed_psk
      SoHigh-WG wifi_801f024ae577_536f486967682d5747_managed_psk
      o2-WLAN42 wifi_801f024ae577_6f322d574c414e3432_managed_psk
      wifi_801f024ae577_hidden_managed_psk
      UPC1989729 wifi_801f024ae577_55504331393839373239_managed_psk
      wildline wifi_801f024ae577_77696c646c696e65_managed_psk
      Internet wifi_801f024ae577_496e7465726e6574_managed_psk
      UPC317EB59 wifi_801f024ae577_55504333313745423539_managed_psk
      HP-Print-BE-Officejet Pro 8610 wifi_801f024ae577_48502d5072696e742d42452d4f66666963656a65742050726f2038363130_managed_none
      UPC1BD68AB wifi_801f024ae577_55504331424436384142_managed_psk
      Scan completed for wifi
      connmanctl> connect wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x
      Error /net/connman/service/wifi_801f024ae577_556e6974796d65646961205769666953706f74_managed_ieee8021x: Invalid arguments


      Connections via this wpa_supplicant.conf works:



      network= ssid=”Unitymedia WifiSpot” key_mgmt=WPA-EAP eap=PEAP identity=”unitymedia/myUsername” password=”myPassword” 


      Hope someone have an idea what i´m doing wrong?







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          Have you tried the instructions from Intel connman page? (Since this page got deleted, i had to get an old version from the Wayback Machine)



          cat > /var/lib/connman/<pick_a_name>.config <<EOF
          [global]
          Name = <SSID>
          Description = <fill in something descriptive>

          [service_peap]
          Type = wifi
          Name = <SSID - like above>
          EAP = peap
          Phase2 = MSCHAPV2
          Identity = <login>
          Passphrase = <password>
          EOF


          After that, it is just a matter of running connmanctl connect <IEEE802.1x service> whereas the service name can be found by calling:



          connmanctl enable wifi
          connmanctl scan wifi
          connmanctl services


          Quoting the Intel page again, If it doesn't work on the first attempt try again. (It just took me 2 attempts to successfully log onto an IEEE 802.1x hotspot with Edison).






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          Have you tried the instructions from Intel connman page? (Since this page got deleted, i had to get an old version from the Wayback Machine)



          cat > /var/lib/connman/<pick_a_name>.config <<EOF
          [global]
          Name = <SSID>
          Description = <fill in something descriptive>

          [service_peap]
          Type = wifi
          Name = <SSID - like above>
          EAP = peap
          Phase2 = MSCHAPV2
          Identity = <login>
          Passphrase = <password>
          EOF


          After that, it is just a matter of running connmanctl connect <IEEE802.1x service> whereas the service name can be found by calling:



          connmanctl enable wifi
          connmanctl scan wifi
          connmanctl services


          Quoting the Intel page again, If it doesn't work on the first attempt try again. (It just took me 2 attempts to successfully log onto an IEEE 802.1x hotspot with Edison).






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          • many thanks! I changed the config like you mentioned in your answer and no it works!

            – mty
            Mar 29 at 10:50















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          Have you tried the instructions from Intel connman page? (Since this page got deleted, i had to get an old version from the Wayback Machine)



          cat > /var/lib/connman/<pick_a_name>.config <<EOF
          [global]
          Name = <SSID>
          Description = <fill in something descriptive>

          [service_peap]
          Type = wifi
          Name = <SSID - like above>
          EAP = peap
          Phase2 = MSCHAPV2
          Identity = <login>
          Passphrase = <password>
          EOF


          After that, it is just a matter of running connmanctl connect <IEEE802.1x service> whereas the service name can be found by calling:



          connmanctl enable wifi
          connmanctl scan wifi
          connmanctl services


          Quoting the Intel page again, If it doesn't work on the first attempt try again. (It just took me 2 attempts to successfully log onto an IEEE 802.1x hotspot with Edison).






          share|improve this answer























          • many thanks! I changed the config like you mentioned in your answer and no it works!

            – mty
            Mar 29 at 10:50













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          Have you tried the instructions from Intel connman page? (Since this page got deleted, i had to get an old version from the Wayback Machine)



          cat > /var/lib/connman/<pick_a_name>.config <<EOF
          [global]
          Name = <SSID>
          Description = <fill in something descriptive>

          [service_peap]
          Type = wifi
          Name = <SSID - like above>
          EAP = peap
          Phase2 = MSCHAPV2
          Identity = <login>
          Passphrase = <password>
          EOF


          After that, it is just a matter of running connmanctl connect <IEEE802.1x service> whereas the service name can be found by calling:



          connmanctl enable wifi
          connmanctl scan wifi
          connmanctl services


          Quoting the Intel page again, If it doesn't work on the first attempt try again. (It just took me 2 attempts to successfully log onto an IEEE 802.1x hotspot with Edison).






          share|improve this answer













          Have you tried the instructions from Intel connman page? (Since this page got deleted, i had to get an old version from the Wayback Machine)



          cat > /var/lib/connman/<pick_a_name>.config <<EOF
          [global]
          Name = <SSID>
          Description = <fill in something descriptive>

          [service_peap]
          Type = wifi
          Name = <SSID - like above>
          EAP = peap
          Phase2 = MSCHAPV2
          Identity = <login>
          Passphrase = <password>
          EOF


          After that, it is just a matter of running connmanctl connect <IEEE802.1x service> whereas the service name can be found by calling:



          connmanctl enable wifi
          connmanctl scan wifi
          connmanctl services


          Quoting the Intel page again, If it doesn't work on the first attempt try again. (It just took me 2 attempts to successfully log onto an IEEE 802.1x hotspot with Edison).







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