Installing Root Certificate for SSL on IE or Chrome Browser for HTTPS (SSL) connection to work

Making our Browsers trust the server's root CA certificate while configuring SSL:
Importing / Configure / Change Client browser Settings to add ssl server certificate in your Chrome or Internet Explorer (IE) browser is shown as below:

If you are looking for configuring Firefox Browser, visit this post.

Go to Chrome's Settings menu as below:

On the bottom of the Settings page, click "Advanced Settings"

Look for a section called "HTTP/SSL" and click "Manage Certificates...":

For IE :
Go to "Tools" Menu --> "Options" --> "Content" tab :

From now onwards, the screens are same for Chrome and IE.
Actually Chrome will use the IE settings internally :)

On the "Certificates" window, go to the "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" Tab and on bottom, click the "Import..." button:

On the Certificate Import Wizard window, click Next.

Browse for the root CA security certificate (crt) file.
for example: in my case I have the file named as "tomcat6CAS-rootCAcert.crt"

Click Next on next screen.

Click Finish.

You will get a Security Warning, Click Yes:

The Import was successful. Click Ok.

Now On the "Certificates" window, on the "Trusted Root Certification Authorities"  tab, scroll to look for your rootCA certificate: (Something as like mine below):

Then Close your Certificates Window.

Test your servers Https connection:

Type  https://localhost:8443   or  https://< your server's/computer's IP address running tomcat >:8443  or https://localhost:443  (if using port=443)

You should see the Apache tomcat's (or your Servers) default page running with HTTPs (SSL).