A question about CommonName (Subject)

Hello
Can someone please help me with the following question
I understand the 'original' idea behind DN (e.g. CN=,OU,O=,C=) was the idea of have a central world word directory centrally controlled for all countries to use (a bit like a global AD). However due to security and political concerns it never took off. I
therefore believe the full DN is an obsolete concept?
If the above is correct (correct if wrong please), then is it true to say the only part of the name that matters in the DN is the CN e.g. CN=www.MyWebSite.com,ou=IT,o=MyCorp,c=UK
So what I am saying is the 'Subject' is the important entity as that it is the Subject and who is bound the Public key is the CA is satisfied and creates the cert.
Therefore is the Subject the whole DN or just the CN part?
For example if I first issue a cert to a WEB server like so CN=www.MySite.com,OU=IT,O=BigCorp,C=UK than one year latter related the cert with one whose DN was CN=www.MySite.com,OU=IT,O=SmallCorp,C=UK whereby the A record for
www.MySite.Com pointed to the Same WEB Server I bel#Regardsieve this would work the same in both instances as its just matching the CN and not the DN is that correct? Thanks AAnotherUser__
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> I therefore believe the full DN is an obsolete concept?
it is not obsolete. Where did you read that?
> Therefore is the Subject the whole DN or just the CN part?
Subject is the whole DN. In various scenarios, various RDNs are processed to authenticate the entity.
> Regardsieve this would work the same in both instances as its just matching the CN and not the DN is that correct?
in this case, programmatically only CN is bound to an entity during SSL handshake. However, they might be different entities and user may elect to stop trust any certificate if the rest of the DN is not the one expected.
You should understand that CN only doesn't provide enough information about certificate holder. For example, "CN=John Wayne, O=VeriSign, C=US" is not the same as "CN=John Wayne, O=Maple Leaf, C=CA". The purpose of DN is to uniquely identify
two entities over the world with matching RDNs. Therefore, you should include in CN as much information as possible.
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