Tweak CA link / text on public homepage

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Arjan H
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<h1 class="page-header"><!-- BEGIN WEBTITLE -->LabCA<!-- END WEBTITLE --></h1>
<p>
<!-- BEGIN WEBTITLE_X1 -->LabCA<!-- END WEBTITLE_X1 --> is a private CA (Certificate Authority) for use inside an organization, i.e. for creating HTTPS/SSL certificates
for machines that cannot be reached via the open internet. It is based on Let's Encrypt&trade; code for ACMEv2
(Automated Certificate Management Environment) so all modern
LE clients should work.<br/>LabCA <b>should NOT</b> be used on the open internet, please use the official
<!-- BEGIN WEBTITLE_X1 -->LabCA<!-- END WEBTITLE_X1 --> is a private CA (Certificate Authority) for use inside an organization,
i.e. for creating HTTPS/SSL certificates for machines that cannot be reached via the open internet. It is based on Let's Encrypt&trade;
code for ACMEv2 (Automated Certificate Management Environment) so all modern LE clients should work.<br/>LabCA <b>should NOT</b>
be used on the open internet, please use the official
<a class="public" href="https://letsencrypt.org/">Let's Encrypt&trade; <i class="fa fa-external-link fa-fw ext-link"></i>
</a> instance for that.
</p>
<p>
To trust the certificates provided by <!-- BEGIN WEBTITLE -->LabCA<!-- END WEBTITLE -->, all your client devices should install the root certificate in their
To trust the certificates provided by <!-- BEGIN WEBTITLE -->LabCA<!-- END WEBTITLE -->, all your client devices should install
<a class="public" href="certs/root-01-cert.pem">the root certificate (.pem format)</a> in their
<b>Trusted Root Certification Authorities</b> store.<br/>
<a class="public" href="certs/root-01-cert.pem">Linux (.pem) format</a>
</p>
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<h4>More information</h4>