Import Self-Signed Certificate into Client Browser
In the case you use Self-Signed Certificate as server certificate, browser may show some alert messages. In order to remove them, you have to import self-signed CA certificate into your browser.
How to import
<Chrome>
Step1. [Menu]->[Settings]-> Click “Show advanced settings”
Step2. [HTTPS/SSL] ->Click “Manage certificates”
Step3. Select [Trusted Root Certification Authorities] and Click “Import”
Step4. Following the import wizard, upload the certificate file.
*if you created a self-signed certificate, by using the key generation tool at Brekeke web site(http://www.brekeke.com/support/self_signed_crt.php), you can use “self_signed.crt” file here.
Step5. After upload the certificate file, restart browser to affect the setting.
<Firefox>
Step1. [Menu]->Click [Options]
Step2. Select [Advanced] at left menu ->Click [Certificates] tab.
Step3. Click “View Certificates” button. “Certificate Manager” dialog appears.
Step4. Import certificate file at [Authorities] tab.
*if you created a self-signed certificate, by using the key generation tool at Brekeke web site(http://www.brekeke.com/support/self_signed_crt.php), you can use “self_signed.crt” file here.
Step6. Check the box “Trust this CA to identify websites” and click OK.
Step5. After upload the certificate file, restart browser to affect the setting.