Hey guys, I'm working on a distributed app at the moment, and have a few questions regarding SSL certs.<br><br>My app will be using entirely SSL communication from the client to the web server. <br><br>There are two datacenters, A and B, each on a separate IP network (obviously).
<br><br>The app will be using subdomains (domain labels) to identify the customer, so <br><br><a href="http://first.myapp.com">first.myapp.com</a>, <a href="http://second.myapp.com">second.myapp.com</a>, <a href="http://third.myapp.com">
third.myapp.com</a>, etc, etc.<br><br>Can I purchase one SSL cert (a wildcard cert) to cover A and B, or do I need to go about it a different way? From what I understand, wild card certs will work across multiple machines, but I would like to get some confirmation of my strategy.
<br><br>Thanks so much, <br><br>Michael<br>