We have a webserver with an SSL self-signed certificate that uses our company CA cert in its chain to authenticate along with a user certificate on the client browser. The Client cert loads and shows issued to <server-unc> and the only other chain portion is our Self-Signed CA Cert. This has been working fine for some time. Today we uploaded a new server SSL Certificate onto a different system (also a load balancer). This cert loaded today was generated from the same Self-Signed CA and we tested it by going right to said server in a browser and it worked fine. However, we are unable to get both certificates to work at the same time. If we load one of them first it works but the other will not load (fails). We can't seem to understand why whichever SSL is the 2nd to be read fails. Thoughts? Ideas?
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