Ok. Then can you ssh to one iDRAC and run below commands to regenerate certificate and see whether name on certificate is getting changed with service tag racadm sslresetcfg racadm racreset
I have three servers on an offline domain. I just wanted to get rid of the certificate error.  I was able to do it the first one by installing the certificate from the browser into the trusted root certification authorities folder and add a DNS Host record with the name in the certificate “idrac-svctag“ for the iDRAC IP address but they all use the same certificate and the “idrac-svctag” name so I don’t see a way to get rid of the certificate error on the other two. ____________________________ So it looks like default certificate on all three iDRAC cards was “idrac-svctag“. Looking at each iDRAC and checking the DNS iDRAC Name under "iDRAC Settings -> Connectivity -> Network -> Common Settings" page they all have the service tag based DNS name and not "idrac-svctag". I then had to run these commands through the SSH connection to each iDRAC. This worked but wondering why this was not already set up this way? racadm sslresetcfg racadm racreset
All my servers iDRAC ports use the same certificate.