LDAPS certificates multimaster with haproxy

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Hi.
We are in the process of renewing the certificates of our two 389DS
servers which sync through multimaster replication.
We are currently using a self-signed certificate shared between the two
servers.
Our topology is like this:

HAProxy : ldap.example.com for load balancing
LDAP1 : ldap1.example.com
LDAP2 : ldap2.example.com

Connections are made from clients to ldaps://ldap.example.com which
sends requests to either ldap1 or ldap2
Following the 'SSL howto' [1] we would like to have separate 'real'
certificates for the two servers.
If I'm not wrong, the certificate signing requests should be created in
each of the two 'real' servers for their real name and adding
ldap.example.com as subjectaltname.
Is that correct?
If yes, then I have another question: having the two certificates it is
not important which one clients use, is it?
Thanks,
Francesco

[1] http://directory.fedoraproject.org/docs/389ds/howto/howto-ssl.html
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