SSL on Multiple Sites, 1 IP, Different Certificates, UCC not an option

When I try to use curl (or wget, lynx, etc) to connect from a server on our local network to our website, which is on a local server behind a CoyotePoint load balancer, curl fails. Ping does not have this problem.

When I curl directly to any of the servers behind that load balancer (from and to the same local network), I also have no problem.

I've webserver, it works fine when there is no load into it. when I've load onto it and try to restart httpd server gets reboot itself or sometimes it automatically get reboot

It is Xen HVM with OS CentOS 6.2. I'm unable to trace the fault, even I've not found anything in /var/log/message or dmesg.

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As Apache is most widely used WebServer , so in this document we will learn how to make secure communication between Web server and Client using SSL Certificates.

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I am about to open my first webserver to the internet and have a couple of questions/concerns.

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