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Do you have TLSv1.0 disabled (see briansmith's comment)?

Wild guess... are you on WinXP? WinXP + any version of IE does not support TLS SNI... even though it does support TLSv1.0, it doesn't support the SNI extension. Supported in Vista …

s_client doesn't support SNI, so this is expected behavior. The client (s_client) doesn't know how to tell the server what hostname it's requesting during the handshake... so the s…

I see you commented on a fix already, but here's some background... This is due to TLS SNI, which allows different certs to be returned based on the hostname requested. SNI is supp…