Enable Airport via Terminal

My University has introduced network access control so I'm no longer able to just plug my personal MacBook into the wired network.
They have supplied me with a company iMac with administrator rights.
I was hoping to use this to create a wireless network (using the iMac as a DHCP server in effect)?.
However, they seem to have disabled the internal Airport card perhaps via the command line.
In the System prefs it says Airport card is inactive.
Can I reactivate it? If so, How?
I have an early Intel Silver iMac running 10.5 (Leopard)
Thanks

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