Certificate Requirements / Best Practice for DR Pool

Good morning
I'm looking for clarification on the certificate requirements for DR. I already have both my primary pool and my DR pool built, and paired. At the time I configured there, I used two different certificates for each pool. I would really just prefer to use
one when we build the environment live.
Is there some reason I cannot just add *all* servers from both primary and DR pool into one cert as SANs? The subject name/common name of the cert doesn't *really* matter as long as both the pool FQDNs and all server FQDNs are in the Subject Alternative
Names, right?

It may work, but it's not the path Microsoft recommends:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg398094.aspx. This is one of the reasons I always try use an internal certificate authority, even if I have to deploy one just for Lync, just so little items like this don't matter
much.
If it works, it's up to you. I'd base that decision on how mission critical the solution is. If it's your phone system, I'd follow Microsoft's guides to the letter so I'm not in a nightmare situation if I ever have to call Microsoft support.
If it's IM and P only, I'd be willing to let some things slide if it's saving you a lot of money.
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