AFAIK you can use the same server.key to sign multiple certificates.
You're correct that each domain needs it's own certificate but I don't
think the same is true for the private keys.
HTH,
Simon Wilcox.
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Yes you do.
One certificate for each domain.
On Thu, 07 Sep 2000, you wrote:
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> Do I need to generate different server key for different domain name ??
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> Thank you so much for your help
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