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Installaing SSL Certificate into server which contains load balancer

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    Arindam Tewary
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    Hi, I have a deployment environment that contains 2 server A and B both are configured to use a load balance system. Now the connection has been upgraded to SSL and we need to install certificate to both system. Can you please help me informing, 1. Do I need to have same certificated installed in both system (A and B) or different certificate in both (A contains a certificate and B contains another certificate) Thanks in advance.

    Thanks, Arindam D Tewary

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      Hi, I have a deployment environment that contains 2 server A and B both are configured to use a load balance system. Now the connection has been upgraded to SSL and we need to install certificate to both system. Can you please help me informing, 1. Do I need to have same certificated installed in both system (A and B) or different certificate in both (A contains a certificate and B contains another certificate) Thanks in advance.

      Thanks, Arindam D Tewary

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      You should be using different certificates. As well - each certificate should be created with that server name. What load balancer? Big IP? Are you using sticky sessions? (cookie persistence included?)

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        You should be using different certificates. As well - each certificate should be created with that server name. What load balancer? Big IP? Are you using sticky sessions? (cookie persistence included?)

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        Thanks Rene. I am yet to get some information from actual environment (information such as some more details about load balancer and if in our target environment we have sticky session or not. I will get back as soon as I get some of this information.

        Thanks, Arindam D Tewary

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