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Next, you need Tech's eduroam certificate. You can get it by parsing eduroam's "Configuration Assistant Tool" python script from their website: <code>curl -s '<nowiki>https://cat.eduroam.org/user/API.php?action=downloadInstaller&lang=en&profile=3932&device=linux&generatedfor=user&openroaming=0'</nowiki> \| ~~sed~~grep -ePzo ~~'s/Config.CA~~-- ~~= """//g~~'-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-ne----(\n\|.)*-----END ~~'1083,1152p~~CERTIFICATE-----' > eduroam.pem</code> Confirm that you have the correct file, and if so move it to <code>/var/lib/iwd/eduroam.pem</code>: <code>echo "~~736c7004527b8d42c27526a5e8ad67b39f395d2d~~6f721c8150972c401148464c71c2c3701a031932 eduroam.pem" \| sha1sum -c && sudo mv eduroam.pem /var/lib/iwd/eduroam.pem</code> If the command returns <code>eduroam.pem: FAILED</code>, proceed to the section below. Otherwise, skip it and proceed to "'''Connecting to eduroam'''".