How to forward mail in cPanel

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<seo title="How to forward mail in cPanel" metakeywords="mail forwarder in cPanel,add mail forwarder,set mail forwarder,set email forwarder,forward mail" metadescription="How to forward mail in cPanel" />
 
<seo title="How to forward mail in cPanel" metakeywords="mail forwarder in cPanel,add mail forwarder,set mail forwarder,set email forwarder,forward mail" metadescription="How to forward mail in cPanel" />
  
<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).
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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). Mail forwarding feature is very useful here.
  
 
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:
 
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:
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'''3'''. Click on '''Add Forwarder'''</div>
 
'''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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That's it! Your mail forwarder is set. Now you know how to forward mail from one mailbox to the other using mail forwarding feature in cPanel.

Revision as of 08:19, 28 October 2011

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