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'''Update: as of 3 May 2019, a [[Standard certificate installer|new certificate installation software]] was released, the new software automatically installs the certificate also in JAVA running environment.'''
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'''Update: as of 3 May 2019, a [[Standard certificate installer|new certificate installation software]] was released, the new software automatically installs the certificate also in Java Runtime Environment.'''
 
===Java Runtime Environment===
 
===Java Runtime Environment===
 
The Java Runtime does not use the OS certificate store, but instead maintains it's own trusted certificate store. In order for Java based programs (e. g. Eclipse IDE) to be able to access secure sites, it is necessary to install the certificate into the Java certificate store.
 
The Java Runtime does not use the OS certificate store, but instead maintains it's own trusted certificate store. In order for Java based programs (e. g. Eclipse IDE) to be able to access secure sites, it is necessary to install the certificate into the Java certificate store.

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Update: as of 3 May 2019, a new certificate installation software was released, the new software automatically installs the certificate also in Java Runtime Environment.

Java Runtime Environment

The Java Runtime does not use the OS certificate store, but instead maintains it's own trusted certificate store. In order for Java based programs (e. g. Eclipse IDE) to be able to access secure sites, it is necessary to install the certificate into the Java certificate store.

Download the NetFree Security certificate from. http://netfree.link/netfree-ca.crt

Then run the following command in an elevated command prompt[1]:

keytool -import -trustcacerts -alias netfree-ca -file netfree-ca.crt -keystore "%JAVA_HOME%"/jre/lib/security/cacerts -storepass changeit

"keytool" is located in the following location:

%JAVA_HOME%\bin

Or:

C:\Program Files\Java\jdk<Your JDK version>\bin

JAVA-based software

Sometimes JAVA-based software installs a private Java Runtime Environment in Program Files instead of using the globally installed environment (e.g., all intelij software (including android studio)). In this case it is necessary to import the NetFree certificate for each software separately.

To import the certificate, you must first locate the file that stores the certificates. Usually the JAVA environment is installed in program files in a subfolder named java or jre. Inside the subfolder there will be a path named: lib\security\ and inside it a file named cacerts.

Solution 1

Find the path to the cacerts file in the specific software installation, and use this path with the command mentioned above.

Solution 2

The security certificate can be imported using graphical software called KeyStore Explorer, the software is downloadable from here.

Instructions for use:

The software usually needs to be run as a administrator.

In the welcome window, click on the highlighted area:

KeyStore 1.png

In the window that opens, choose the cacerts file, which is in the location described above.

KeyStore 2.png

A password request will now appear:

KeyStore 3.png

The default password is changeit .

Now the file is open and we will see a list of existing certificates . Click "Import Trusted Certificates":

KeyStore 4.png

And select the NetFree certificate file. (can be downloaded from here).

In the next window, click "OK".

KeyStore 5.png

ctrl+s Or Clicking "Save" to save the changes
KeyStore 4.1.png


  1. The Security certificate must be stored in the same folder as keytool, otherwise in the command you must change the parameter "netfree-ca.crt" to the full path of the certificate.