Configurações do OS X WiFi via terminal?

Eu gerencio um grande grupo de macs e todos eles estão conectados via Ethernet. Gostaria de desativar o wifi neles e, em seguida, exigir que o administrador altere todas as configurações de wifi (praticamente o que é mostrado na figura abaixo) . Existe uma linha de comando para essas configurações? Eu sei que desativar o wifi é, networksetup -setairportpower en1 offmas não consigo encontrar as configurações que exigem privilégios de administrador.

A solução está no aeroporto de ferramentas de linha de comando menos conhecido .

Que é encontrado /usr/sbinantes do Snow Leopard (e, portanto, já pode estar no seu CAMINHO),

Para sistemas operacionais mais recentes, pode ser encontrado em /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/Resources

Nesse caso, o comando que você deseja emitir é o seguinte:

sudo airport en1 prefs RequireAdmin=YES

A página de manual está praticamente vazia e o aeroporto está emitindo --help, na verdade, fornece menos informações de uso do que emitir o comando sem argumentos. Este último fornece a seguinte explicação:

Usage: airport <interface> <verb> <options>

  <interface>
  If an interface is not specified, airport will use the first AirPort interface on the system.

  <verb is one of the following:
  prefs   If specified with no key value pairs, displays a subset of AirPort preferences for
      the specified interface.

      Preferences may be configured using key=value syntax. Keys and possible values are specified below.
      Boolean settings may be configured using 'YES' and 'NO'.

      DisconnectOnLogout (Boolean)
      JoinMode (String)
          Automatic
          Preferred
          Ranked
          Recent
          Strongest
      JoinModeFallback (String)
          Prompt
          JoinOpen
          KeepLooking
          DoNothing
      RememberRecentNetworks (Boolean)
      RequireAdmin (Boolean)
      RequireAdminIBSS (Boolean)
      RequireAdminNetworkChange (Boolean)
      RequireAdminPowerToggle (Boolean)
      WoWEnabled (Boolean)

  logger  Monitor the driver's logging facility.

  sniff   If a channel number is specified, airportd will attempt to configure the interface
      to use that channel before it begins sniffing 802.11 frames. Captures files are saved to /tmp.
      Requires super user privileges.

  debug   Enable debug logging. A debug log setting may be enabled by prefixing it with a '+', and disabled
      by prefixing it with a '-'.

      AirPort Userland Debug Flags
          DriverDiscovery
          DriverEvent
          Info
          SystemConfiguration
          UserEvent
          PreferredNetworks
          AutoJoin
          IPC
          Scan
          802.1x
          Assoc
          Keychain
          RSNAuth
          WoW
          P2P
          Roam
          BTCoex
          AllUserland - Enable/Disable all userland debug flags

      AirPort Driver Common Flags
          DriverInfo
          DriverError
          DriverWPA
          DriverScan
          AllDriver - Enable/Disable all driver debug flags

      AirPort Driver Vendor Flags
          VendorAssoc
          VendorConnection
          AllVendor - Enable/Disable all vendor debug flags

      AirPort Global Flags
          LogFile - Save all AirPort logs to /var/log/wifi.log

<options> is one of the following:
  No options currently defined.

Examples:

Configuring preferences (requires admin privileges)
  sudo airport en1 prefs JoinMode=Preferred RememberRecentNetworks=NO RequireAdmin=YES

Sniffing on channel 1:
  airport en1 sniff 1


LEGACY COMMANDS:
Supported arguments:
 -c[<arg>] --channel=[<arg>]    Set arbitrary channel on the card
 -z        --disassociate       Disassociate from any network
 -I        --getinfo            Print current wireless status, e.g. signal info, BSSID, port type etc.
 -s[<arg>] --scan=[<arg>]       Perform a wireless broadcast scan.
                 Will perform a directed scan if the optional <arg> is provided
 -x        --xml                Print info as XML
 -P        --psk                Create PSK from specified pass phrase and SSID.
                 The following additional arguments must be specified with this command:
                                  --password=<arg>  Specify a WPA password
                                  --ssid=<arg>      Specify SSID when creating a PSK
 -h        --help               Show this help