Yes, it is legitimate, in fact, likely, that an RDN with multiple AVAs would have different attribute types.
Regrettably, the above statement is misleading. Let's be concrete: 1. An RDN consists of AT LEAST ONE AVA. 2. An attribute type can occur AT MOST ONCE in an RDN. So, { c=US, st=California, (o=DBC,l=Mountain View)} is legal, but { c=US, st=California, (o=DBC,l=Mountain View,l=Santa Clara)} is illegal. /mtr
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