Change the certificate for servermgrd

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You can replace the default self-signed certificate for servermgrd with a signed certificate using Keychain Access. When you assign a trusted signed certificate to servermgrd and remotely connect to your server, the certificate warning no longer displays.
  1. Import your certificate identity using the Server app.
    For information about importing a certificate, see Import a certificate identity.
  2. Open the Keychain Access app (located in /Applications/Utilities/).
  3. If keychains are hidden, choose View > Show Keychains.
  4. In the search field (located in the top-right corner), enter com.apple.servermgrd.
  5. Double-click the com.apple.servermgrd (identity preference) system keychain.
  6. Click the Preferred Certificate pop-up menu, and choose the imported trusted certificate.
  7. Click Save Changes.
  8. If prompted, enter your user name and password, then click Modify Keychain.

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