wpa_cli:tldr:8c0a7

The wpa_cli enable_network ${number} command is used to enable a network configured in the wpa_supplicant configuration file using its network ID.

Here's how the command works:

• wpa_cli: It is a command-line interface for interacting with the wpa_supplicant daemon, which manages the Wi-Fi connections on Linux systems.
• enable_network: This command is used to enable a specific network from the wpa_supplicant configuration file.
• ${number}: This is a placeholder that represents the network ID or network index number of the network that needs to be enabled.

You need to replace ${number} with the actual network ID or index number of the network you want to enable. For example, if you have a network with ID 0 in the configuration file, you would use wpa_cli enable_network 0 to enable that network.

Enabling a network means that the wpa_supplicant daemon will attempt to establish a connection to the Wi-Fi network using the provided configuration details such as SSID, password, and security settings. If successful, the network will be connected and can be used for network communication.