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Actually CertMgr and the TLS Cache are designed to work with any certificate combination. The new cache can lookup keys by kyr file name as a tag (not a physical file name) and the DNS (SAN) names.
The new TLS cache supports wildcard certificate lookups and also RSA and ECDSA keys in parallel.
In most cases it is best to add the primary SAN name into the kyrfile name field for the lookup.
You should have one default internet site for each server or map at least one internet site to each of the IPs used by the server. Recommended would be the default internet site.
All other DNS names are handled via Server Name Indication (SNI). During the TLS/SSL handshake with SNI the DNS name is looked up in the TLS Cache already.
Side notes:
the cipher list are coming from the first internet site (it is a best practice to lower the number of ciphers and keep them aligned between the internet sites anyhow)
for ECDSA there are two fixed ciphers currently
The old KYR Cache and the new TLS Cache work in parallel. the new TLS Cache is asked first.
You should remove old kyr files after you migrated them into certstore.nsf
cerstore is the only supported way for client cert certficate authentication