Install third party certificate on MAC os X

Hello,
I have installed leport 10.5.X on my machine. I am new bie for MAc and want to install intermediate certificate for my domain from Digicert. I have registered from Digicsert. Please help me to how can I install on the machine. I also need to create a new certificate but when I tried to add it shows an error message like this.
"There are no valid root or intermediate certificate authorities available to sigh certificates. Use the "create certificate Authority" option to create a certificate authority."
Can anybody please help me to what should be the next step.
And how can I install third party certificate.
Thanks in advance.

There is a product called VolumeWorks that is supposed to do this. I looked at the demo, but I could not get it to see the extra space so I ended up backing it all up and erasing the Raid and doing a block copy with Carbon Copy Cloner.

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i have an issue when i tried to Generate CSR for Third-Party Certificates,
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