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Two Exchange servers, one domain

Hi!
We have used a single Exchange 2010 server on our hosting domain for some years.  Now we like to add a new Exchange server to the same domain. The reasons for this is that the existing server is installed on a domain controller and got limited amount of disk space.
The second reason is that we want to use a new server certificate and IP address for internet access when we create new mailboxes for new customers.
If it’s possible, we want to use both Exchange servers at the same time with different stores and gateway and move all stores to the new server later. In the end the existing server only will be a domain server. Is there any issues with this setup? I suppose this is the same scenario as when you migrate from 2003 to 2010. The different is that both servers will communicate out on the internet and not only forward mail from one server to the other.
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Great, but i'm not sure about the RPC CAS array. Where can i check these settings?
get-clientaccessarray
If it comes back blank you don't have one.
Although if you haven't configured one, as it isn't set by default, then you probably don't have one.

Simon.
I have now installed the second server and everything is working except the send connector.
I have created a send connector for the new server, but still it's using the send connector that belongs to the old server. I think maybe the problem is that the old send connector has a "*" for Address Space. Maybe I have to define all e-mail domains instead of using "*"?
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Okey, thanks for replay :)