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Import Root CA Certificate into Mac
How to import a root CA certificate into Mac computer? I have the certificate in a file.
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If you want to import a CA certificate into Keychain Access from a file,
you can follow this tutorial.
1. Open "Launchpad > Other > Keychain Access" on your Mac computer. You see "Keychain Access" window.
2. Click "File > New Keychain..." to add a new keychain called "test".
3. Select "Certificates" in the "Category" list associated the new keychain "Test". You see an empty list of certificates.
4. Click "File > Import Items..." to browse import a certificate from a file like "GeoTrust Global CA.cer". You see the root CA certificate imported.
You can import a root CA certificate into the "System Roots" keychain in the same way.
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