Keychain addition during imaging

I have Apple Enterprise support and I tried doing this exact same thing. This is what I was told by Apple engineers in a nutshell. Using the
networksetup binary along with the security binary fill in fact add the
SSID you want and it will create a keychain, however there is no way to
input any kind of encryption key due to it's limitation. I was told by
them to just replace the whole system keychain, which can be packaged
with Composer and installed as a post image package.

here is the down side, it will over write any existing keychain thus
destroying anything the user has in place with their keychain. If you
sync user keychains I am not sure what would happen. I asked them to
forward it to development as a feature request.

If you can actually make it work I would love to know I came up with
dead ends and ended up creating a new package via Composer.

How secure does it have to be?
The following, as an "at reboot" script should do the trick.

networksetup -setairportnetwork <network> <password>

Of course, that means putting a password in a script, which shouldn't be
done lightly.

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So u want to add a wireless ssid to a computer with a password that the client doesn't have?

Rather than get each client to login to the ssid?

Is that right? So when they login the mac connects to the ssid with an existing password

Criss

That will not add in the encryption key into the keychain though, that
is the whole snag