HTTPS on Redundant Servers

    Date: 08/10/05 (Apache)    Keywords: web, linux, apache

    [Cross posted to '[info]'apache, '[info]'httpd, '[info]'linux]

    I've been given the assignment to setup dual web servers behind a ServerIron load balancer in an effort to improve the reliability of my company's website. Unfortunately, I have never done this before where I had to deal with https on redundant servers. My question may be quite simple, but I don't know the answer.

    How do I get secure certificates for multiple servers with the same common name? Creating the CSR is the easy part, but last time I tried to get multiple certificates for the same common name, it failed as there was already one certificate created for that name.

    Source: http://community.livejournal.com/apache/24184.html

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