Did you do this while physically connected to a console, or via SSH?
Are special configurations done by your system administrator (assuming this is in a corporate environment) to limit access to specific administrative tasks on your computer?
The two possibilities that come to mind would be if this is attempted via a SSH connection, in which case this is "expected" behavior (SSH connections are not local, and thus not considered the same way when checking for permissions) or a custom configuration for policykit that restricts the "org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.enable-disable-wifi" permission.
Hi,
Did you do this while physically connected to a console, or via SSH?
Are special configurations done by your system administrator (assuming this is in a corporate environment) to limit access to specific administrative tasks on your computer?
The two possibilities that come to mind would be if this is attempted via a SSH connection, in which case this is "expected" behavior (SSH connections are not local, and thus not considered the same way when checking for permissions) or a custom configuration for policykit that restricts the "org.freedeskto p.NetworkManage r.enable- disable- wifi" permission.
Regards,
/ Matt