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Importing the FortiIsolator certificate into the Google Chrome browser

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Importing the FortiIsolator certificate into the Google Chrome browser

  1. To download the FortiIsolator certificate (ca.crt) and import it into the Google Chrome browser, follow these steps:
    1. In the Google Chrome browser address bar, type http://<internal_IP_address>/ca.crt (for example, http://192.168.1.100/ca.crt).
      • where <internal_IP_address> value is the IP address of the FortiIsolator internal interface. For example , the IP address of the internal interface that you configured in step 3 of Installing FortiIsolator 1000F.
    2. In the security warning at the bottom of the browser, click Keep to download the certificate.

    3. Click Open to import the ca.crt certificate into Google Chrome.

    4. Click Install Certificate.

    5. Select Local Machine, and click Next.

    6. Select Trusted Root Certification Authorities, and click OK.

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Importing the FortiIsolator certificate into the Google Chrome browser

  1. To download the FortiIsolator certificate (ca.crt) and import it into the Google Chrome browser, follow these steps:
    1. In the Google Chrome browser address bar, type http://<internal_IP_address>/ca.crt (for example, http://192.168.1.100/ca.crt).
      • where <internal_IP_address> value is the IP address of the FortiIsolator internal interface. For example , the IP address of the internal interface that you configured in step 3 of Installing FortiIsolator 1000F.
    2. In the security warning at the bottom of the browser, click Keep to download the certificate.

    3. Click Open to import the ca.crt certificate into Google Chrome.

    4. Click Install Certificate.

    5. Select Local Machine, and click Next.

    6. Select Trusted Root Certification Authorities, and click OK.

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