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certificate for additional domain going to same site

 
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Right now, we have one domain that goes to our web application, and we want to another new domain to point to the same web app (it already does). Naturally, if you access the site via the new domain, it tells the browser that the certificate issued by the site doesn't match the name of the site, so we're looking into getting an additional certificate.

If we do this and get that new certificate into the keystore used by our Tomcat 4, will everything be fine, or will Tomcat present 2 certificates to users accessing the site? I mean, will it correctly present the certificate for the old domain to the user when they go to the old domain, and the new certificate to those entering via the new domain?

Thanks,
Stephen
 
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