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<div align=justify>'''An unlimited number of email accounts''' can be set under your [[cPanel]]. You may want to '''forward''' mails from one mailbox '''to a different one''' (e.g. you can forward mail sent to ''example@yourdoamin.com'' to some ''@gmail'' or ''@yahoo'' address).

Your cPanel allows you to '''set an email forwarder''' for any mailbox under your hosting account. Please check the following steps to set an email forwarder in cPanel:

'''1'''. Log in to your '''cPanel => Mail => Forwarders.'''

'''2'''. Click on Add Forwarder:

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 {{#icon: How to set mail forwarder in cPanel.png|Set mail forwarder}} 

* Type in the '''Address to Forward''' and the '''Forward to email address''' 

* Alternatively you can set a '''Failure Message''' that will be returned to sender

'''3'''. Click on '''Add Forwarder'''</div>

That's it! Your mail forwarder is set. Now you know how to forward mail from one mailbox to the other.

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