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I have a Fortigate 80C that allows remote administration via https.

I access the URL and all fine but the one thing that really bugs me is that is brings up "untrusted connection" in chrome with the whole "click to proceed" thing.

At the moment the cert is self-signed by the Fortigate unit.

On the unit there are 5 CA signed certs for use but I cannot figure out how to assign these certs to the routers interfaces.

Does anyone know how to assign the CA signed certs to the WAN interface on port 443 so it wont ask me to confirm the cert all the time?

(I know the traffic is still encrypted but it is still nice to have)

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Upload your certificates to the firewall, Fortigate certificate user guide will help you out on this. Now to use this certificate for HTTPS admin access. Use the following CLI commands:

config system global
  set admin-server-cert <certname>
end
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try this, http://docs.fortinet.com/fgt/archives/3.0/techdocs/FortiGate_SSL_VPN_User_Guide_01-30005-0348-20070911.pdf

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Sorry I downvoted, but this is a low quality answer for multiple reasons. 1) You simply provided a link with no explanation of what the link contains 2) the link goes to a 60+ page PDF without any hints as to where in the document an answer might be found 3) as best I can tell, the document does not contain an answer to the question. Link-only answers are heavily discouraged here; see meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/8231 – quux Dec 22 '11 at 7:51
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