How do I get com.apple.servermgrd to use a non-self-signed SSL certificate? I have received a valid SSL certificate for my Mountain Lion Server (10.8.2 Build 12C3104) and have installed that cert for use by all services (and SSL and other services do not pop up the "Verify Certificate" dialog - only Server seems to be still using a self-signed cert. 

Each time I connect remotely using Server App 2.2.1 (169) as follows:



Did I miss a step where I need to install a different cert for com.apple.servermgrd to use or do I need a second configuration step past making the current certificate selected in Server app and rebooting the server? I'd rather use a valid certificate to authenticate rather than have to "always trust" this self-signed cert when connecting to manage my server.
Apple KB article HT3930 explains how to configure SSL for servermgrd, the Server Admin web interface.

It applies to Mac OS X Server 10.6 so until Apple updates this article part of the steps are confusing / obsolete. 

Luckily, on Mountain Lion Server (10.8) servermgrd's certificate is stored in the same location as on Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard: in the System keychain of Aplications>Utilities>Keychain Access. 

Here is what is needed on Mountain Lion (taken from the article)


  
  While logged into the OS X where Server is set up to run services, open Keychain Access.
  Select the System keychain.
  Double click the com.apple.servermgrd identity preference (credit: picture borrowed from here):
  
  
  Select your valid SSL certificate. You will have to import your SSL certificate first as explained in KB article PH7297.
  Authenticate as an administrator if prompted.
  As root, restart servermgrd for the changes in Keychain Access to take effect with this Terminal command:  sudo killall servermgrd
  (authenticate with your administrator password if prompted).