server key exchange use case in ECDSA-ECDHE-AES-SHA

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Thanks Salz for the reply. I do understand the server key exchange is used to
involve even the server in the key exchange process to send the ECDHE public
key with the EC domain parameters so that the client creates the ECDHE
public key and the pre master secret. But even if there is no server key
exchange , what is the impact on the secure system? and what impact does it
show when used? 
Regards,
Suman



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