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Interestingly it looks like it has been setup correctly on 2 of the 3 servers

$ host www.perlmonks.org 
www.perlmonks.org is an alias for perlmonks.org.
perlmonks.org has address 209.197.123.153
perlmonks.org has address 66.39.54.27
perlmonks.org has address 216.92.34.251


$ openssl s_client -showcerts -servername www.perlmonks.org -connect 2
+09.197.123.153:443 </dev/null 2>&1| grep subject
subject=/C=US/postalCode=15203/ST=Pennsylvania/L=Pittsburgh/street=Sui
+te 510/street=2403 Sidney Street/O=pair Networks, Inc./OU=Provided by
+ pair Networks/OU=PairWildcardSSL $250,000/CN=*.pairsite.com

$ openssl s_client -showcerts -servername www.perlmonks.org -connect 6
+6.39.54.27:443 </dev/null 2>&1| grep subject
subject=/CN=perlmonks.org

$ openssl s_client -showcerts -servername www.perlmonks.org -connect 2
+16.92.34.251:443 </dev/null 2>&1| grep subject
subject=/CN=perlmonks.org
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In reply to Re^5: Certificate confusion (was: Clear text passwords) by rnewsham
in thread Clear text passwords by Juerd

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