Install SSL certificate - OS X Server 10.8.2

Greeting All,
I am using OS X Server 10.8.2 with Server.app 2.2 and self-signed SSL sertificate. And I try use CA form Verisign.
I already success create CSR and get trial SSL certificate form Verisign. But I found I can't install SSL certificate correct and made it use in Profile Manager 2. When I check Profile Manager 2 in Server.app 2.2. I only see self-signed intermediate CA.
I check Apple on line guide and support site of Verisign but not found any latest guide of how to install it in Server.app. Any advice is welcome.
Thanks,
Spin

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