Mac Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples - v3.08, by Herong Yang
Import Server Certificates to macOS
This section provides a tutorial example on how to import and install a Web server certificate to macOS using Keychain Access.
If want to import a Web server certificate into Keychain Access on a macOS computer, you need to save the certificate as file, then import it into Keychain Access.
1. Save the Web server certificate as a certificate file using Safari:
2. Import the certificate file using Keychain Access:
You can also double-click the certificate file, www.bing.com.cer, in Finder. It will be automatically imported into "Login" keychain and "Certificates" category.
By the way, Web server certificates can only be imported into "Login" keychain and "Certificates" category.
Table of Contents
Macintosh OS (Operating System) History
System and Application Processes
Keychain Access - Password Manager
►Keychain Access - Certificate Manager
Using Keychain Access as Certificate Manager
Listing of Trusted Root CA in macOS
Exporting Root Certificate to File from macOS
Delete/Untrust Certificates from macOS
►Import Server Certificates to macOS
Create My Own Root CA on macOS
Review My Root CA Certificate on macOS
Review Private Key of My CA Certificate on macOS
Generate CSR (Certificate Signing Request) on macOS
Issue New Certificate with My CA on macOS
Verify Certificate Signed by My CA on macOS
Manage Keychains with Commands
Keychain File Locations on macOS
CA Certificates at "/etc/ssl | /private/etc/ssl"