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The Certification Authority (CA) certificate is used by Web Browsers and Web Servers to verify
the CA signature on the certificates they receive when attempting to set up secure sessions.
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You can enable server authentication by retrieving and importing the CA certificate into user's
browsers (server authentication also requires that you install a Web Server certificate on your Web Server).
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You can enable client authentication by retrieving and installing a CA certificate on your Web
Server(client authentication also requires that you install browser certificates on user's browsers).
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If you select this option, the Certification Authority (CA) certificate will be downloaded to your computer. It can be saved to a file, or/and installed on your computer.
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When you choose to install the certificate, you will be guided through a wizard to choose a certificate store where this certificate will be placed.
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Use this option to import a CA certificate into your Web Browser or IIS Web Server.
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