Update Blog “create-a-cold-tiered-volume-and-use-hpe-ezmeral-data-fabric-object-store-as-remote-target”

Author: aruruka

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@@ -192,8 +192,8 @@ An alias also contains the access key and secret key used by your administrator
 
 ##### 1. You first use the "[mc alias list](https://docs.datafabric.hpe.com/72/ReferenceGuide/mc-alias-list.html)" command to view the default Alias in the following systems.
 
-❗Note: If you are using self-signed TLS certificates or installed the cluster via Installer, you have to copy <ins>/opt/mapr/conf/ca/chain-ca.pem</ins> to <ins>~/.mc/certs/CAs/</ins> on the node running `mc`.
-The meaning of this step is the same as you imported the self-issued CA to the keytool of the JVM earlier, `mc` also needs to import the self-issued CA to communicate with the S3server of the Object Store.
+❗Note: If you are using self-signed TLS certificates or installed the cluster via Installer, you have to copy <ins>/opt/mapr/conf/ca/chain-ca.pem</ins> to <ins>~/.mc/certs/CAs/</ins> on the node running `mc`.
+The reason for this step is the same as why you imported the self-issued CA to the keytool of the JVM earlier, `mc` also needs to import the self-issued CA to communicate with the S3server of the Object Store.
 
 ```shell
 sudo -E -u mapr /opt/mapr/bin/mc alias list