Certificates are tied to a host name (or a wildcard host name), so you are perfectly using the same certificate on multiple machines.
However, when requesting a certificate, you usually create a private key on one of the servers. This private key must be copied to all computers in addition to the actual certificate received.
One of the scenarios is where you have www.domain.com resolving the IP address of the load balancer, which in turn redirects traffic to multiple servers. In this case, you only need a certificate for www.domain.com, which you copy (with a private key) to all servers in your cluster.
jishi May 26 '09 at 8:11 a.m. 2009-05-26 08:11
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