Why should I Install Root Certificate?

Because, when you visit a site that uses SSL Certificate, the browser will show warnings like
'This Connection is Untrusted' or similar depending on browsers.

Why the Warning is Shown?

The root certificate of CA SSL Certificates belongs to 'Office of The CCA'. But this certificate is not automatically added to the 'Trusted Authorities' list of the certificate stores. As a result, the browsers show the warning.

Solution for Google Chrome, IE and Opera in Windows

Please refer to the tab ' Root Certificate Installer '

Solution for Firefox in Windows or Linux

Please refer to the tab 'Solution For Firefox'

Solution for Linux

Please refer to the tab 'Solution For Linux'

Download Root Certificate Installer 2018 for .NET 4

Root Certificate Installer 2018 for older .NET version

What will this tool do?

• This tool will install CCA Root Certificate and CA Root Certificate to Windows Certificate Store
• This tool will remove the problem of accessing websites in Google Chrome and Internet Explorer and Opera on Windows

Facing Problem with the Tool?

• Please refer to the next tab 'Solution For Windows' If you face problem in using the tool

Solution for Firefox

• Please refer to the tab 'Solution For Firefox' for solving the problem in Firefox

• Download CCA Root Certificate and save to your hard disk
• Open Internet Explorer and go to Tools > Internet Options
• Go to Content tab and click the "Certificates" button
  
• In the Certificate Manager window, switch to the Trusted Root Certificate Authorities tab and click the "Import..." button
  
• Click 'Next' on 'Certificate Import Wizard' and click 'Browse' on the next window
• Find the downloaded certificate file on the hard disk and click the "Next" button
  
• Again click "Next" and Finally click "Finish" button. Click 'Yes' on the following window
  
• Close 'Certificate Manager' and 'Internet Options' window
• Reload the webpage that created the accessing problem

• Download CCA Root Certificate and save to your hard disk
• Open firefox and go to Tools > Options
• Go to Advanced section > Encryption/Certificates tab and click the "View certificates" button
  
• In the Certificate Manager window, switch to the Authorities tab and click the "Import..." button
  
• Find the downloaded certificate file on the hard disk and click the "Open" button
  
• Select all of the checkboxes presented and click the "OK" button
  
• Close Certificate Manager window
• Reload the webpage that created the accessing problem

Solution for Google Chrome in Linux

• Click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar and go to Settings > Show advanced settings > HTTPS/SSL section
• Click 'Manage certificates' and Import the CCA Root Certificate to Trusted Root Certificate Authorities

Solution for Opera in Linux

• Click the Opera menu on the browser toolbar and go to Settings > Privacy & security > HTTPS/SSL section
• Click 'Manage certificates' and Import the CCA Root Certificate to Trusted Root Certificate Authorities

Solution for Android Devices

• Install 'Certificate Installer' application from 'Google Play Store' on your device
• Download Certificate Chain for Class 3/SSL and save in your device
• Open the downloaded certificate and follow the steps to install it