Some trusted certificate could not be installed , oracle wallet manager

Hi there,
I am using Oracle Wallet Manager 10.2.0.1
Oracle DB 10.2
when I try to import a certificate I have exported from the browser, I have such error,
that certificate is not something globally known, but it is for local communication,
as I understood that when I specify to import trusted certificate, that does not matter , does it?
please that I have successfully imported another "known" certificate exported with the same way,
what can the reason of such an error,
thanks in advance
rgrds

The problem was in the certificate itself.
Regards.

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