Good morning, I have two web servers being a linux hosted on locaweb, which hosts the main site of the company, and the other windows hosted in azure, the latter being specific to asp.net applications.
I have a wildcard certificate, which covers both the main domain and the subdomains, would I be able to apply the same ssl certificate on both servers?
Answering this question, yes it is possible to install the same certificate on multiple servers, in this case I could install the certificate on the linux server where the main site is hosted and then generate the certificate request on the azure server, contact the issuer of the certificate and request the reissue of the certificate for installation on a second server.
The reissue does not invalidate the first certificate, which allows me to use the same certificate on multiple servers, as long as they respect the * .domain.com rule.
I believe that this rule should vary from transmitter to transmitter, in my case the comodobr does not charge the reissue of the certificate.
It is possible depending on how the certificate was generated, whether it was generated specifically for an ip or for a domain, just ensure this. In case if you have a specific one for ip and different servers but with the same ip and on different ports it is possible to use without problems.
