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I have a WPA Enterprise PEAP connection that asks me for the WiFi password and CA certificate every time I am at the login screen.

I don't have a CA certificate for my schools WiFi connection.

This is on ubuntu 14.04
This warning keeps coming again and again.
I keep click ignore and click "Don't warn me again"
But the error keeps coming up.

Also, I have tried changing going to

etc/NetworkManager/system-connections

finding the my connection and changing the line

system-ca-certs=true

to

system-ca-certs=false

But that did not help at all.
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answered 2 Years ago taigysel · Accepted Answer

The warning was happening again and again.
What I ended up doing was first I did this
I clicked the "Choose a Certificate Authority certificate..."

Then I went to "/usr/share/ca-certificates/mozilla/AddTrust_External_Root.crt"
and Added that as my certificate.

The certificate error went away but the password prompt for the WiFi did not

So I went to "Edit Connections" and selected my wireless connection.

Then I went to "General" tab and unticked
"All users may connect to this network"

No more CA prompt or wireless password prompt.