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| − | + | <div align=justify>Your cPanel provides an option to add a domain forwarding (along with the email forwarding). This feature will allow all emails sent to your domain name to be forwarded to another domain. For example, setting domain forwarding from yourdomain.com to someotherdomain.com means that any email sent to example@yourdomain.com will be forwarded to example@someotherdomain.com. Once a domain forwarder is added, it will override the default address for the selected domain. | |
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| − | + | Follow these steps to add a domain forwarder in cPanel: | |
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| − | '''1'''. Log in to your | + | '''1'''. Log in to your cPanel => Mail => Forwarders. |
| − | '''2'''. Click | + | '''2'''. Click '''Add New Forwarder''' at the bottom of the page. |
| − | + | '''3'''. You'll be asked to select the domain you want to set a forwarder for. | |
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| − | ''' | + | '''4'''. After that enter the domain name to which you would like to forward email. |
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| + | '''5'''. Click on '''Add Domain Forwarder'''. | ||
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| + | To remove a domain forwarder simply click '''Delete''' next to the forwarder in question. | ||
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| + | '''Note:''' To use this way of email forwarding, you will need to create appropriate mailbox (i.e. with the same username) at the target domain. That is if you have set domain forwarding from yourdomain.com (example@yourdomain.com) to someotherdomain.com, then make sure that you have example@someotherdomain.com mailbox created.</div> | ||
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