You may have been directed here by some other site to import a Certificate Authority into your System.
This page will show you how to import the Apolonio Trusted Root certificate into Windows and Firefox. There are other places to import a trusted root certificate as well like Java and OpenVPN, also Linux has its own locations as well, but this only covers Windows which should take care of Internet Explorer and Google Chrome, and a second set of instructions for firefox.
If you do not import our trusted root certificate you will see this error message when going into our secured sites
Internet Explorer Warning
Firefox Warning
Open up Internet Explorer and click http://www.apolonio.com/certs/ca.der
Select Open
You may get a security warning, you will need to click Allow
Click Install Certificate - Next
Select Place All Certificates in the Following Store, Make sure you use Trusted Root Certificate Authorities, then click next and finish.
Select Yes
OK
An OK for the last time.
Importing Into Firefox
Click On Tools Options, Go to the Encryption Tab and select View Certificates
Press the Import Button
In the filename section type http://www.apolonio.com/certs/ca.der
This will download the certificate file automatically.
Then press Open
Select the 3 Trust Options. then click the 3 OK buttons.
And you are done.
Attachment | Size |
---|---|
SSL Error IE.jpg | 55.71 KB |
SSL Error Firefox.jpg | 75.95 KB |
CA Cert Download.jpg | 17.21 KB |
IE Warning.jpg | 57.37 KB |
Cert Install 1.jpg | 57.92 KB |
Cert Install 2.jpg | 67.07 KB |
Cert Install 3.jpg | 62.51 KB |
Cert Install 4.jpg | 49.82 KB |
Cert Install 5.jpg | 69.02 KB |
Cert Install 6.jpg | 10.84 KB |
Cert Install 7.jpg | 56.67 KB |
Cert Firefox Install 1.jpg | 25.74 KB |
Cert Firefox Install 2.jpg | 33.21 KB |
Cert Firefox Install 3.jpg | 71.2 KB |
Cert Firefox Install 4.jpg | 17.23 KB |
Cert Firefox Install 5.jpg | 77.94 KB |
Theme by Danetsoft and Danang Probo Sayekti inspired by Maksimer