redirecting email

[Inovica]

Hi

Is it possible to redirect whole families of e-mail address
so that &name&@some.domain gets redirected to &name&@another.domain.
Can this be done using the cpanel mail redirect facilities?

Ade

 

[parag]

[quote:7c128c51e9][i:7c128c51e9]Originally posted by Inovica[/i:7c128c51e9]

Hi

Is it possible to redirect whole families of e-mail address
so that &name&@some.domain gets redirected to &name&@another.domain.
Can this be done using the cpanel mail redirect facilities?

Ade[/quote:7c128c51e9]

yes thats possible with cpanel.

go to mail menu / then forwarders. add all the possible combinations of username@domain -& username@anotherdomain

you can redirect all the mails to different domain.

mail me if you get into probs

best regards,
Parag

 

[SoftmegUK]

Um..

You could also change the default address to the user@newdomain address. Then all email that hasnt got an pop3, forwarder, autoresponder or is a mailing list will get forwarded to the newdomain address.

Hope this helps!

 

[Inovica]

Thanks!

Thanks for these suggestions guys! both work nicely

 

[phytoon]

Forward with A Copy at the original account

I need to forward my email to another account and yet want to keep a copy in my original account. It's not possible through CPanel as I see.

Any solution?

 

[kosmo]

It is possible if the email address is a real mailbox.

If you have a mailbox [email protected] and setup a forwarder for [email protected] to forward to [email protected], then all email addressed to [email protected] will be delivered to m[email protected] AND to [email protected]. At least this happens to me.