How to Install Root Certificates

I'm trying to get Safari to recognize websites that use cacert.org SSL encryption.  I tried the following precedure, which did not work:
http://www.mecking.net/2011/02/installing-cacert-root-certifcates-on-ios/
I can get the certificates to show up under "Profiles" but this has no effect in Safari and it always tells me "Cannot Verify Server Identity".  I tried messing around with the "iPhone Configuration Utility" and got the same results that way.

I have nokia 6300 s40v3 and when I tried to open cert.html it showed format unknown.
What should I do. Can you tell me the format of bookmark so that can rename it to cer.(format)
sir please give some guidense its very urgent
reply at *******
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