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Old 11-09-10, 12:58 PM
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Question Email Forwarding

Hi all this is probably a very simple question, but....

On one of my domains I have 3 services that require an specific email address(s), for example

community@mydomain.com
support@mydomain.com
survey@mydomain.com
etc,etc

Ok so I have created these email accounts that i need, and also have opened one of these (eg community@domain.com) in the webmail interface and added them as user 'send from' emails.

What I want to know is simply a step by step guide of how to forward emails from all accounts to one central account (eg so 'support', 'survey' etc all go to one account 'community@domain.com' for read/reply management)

Many thanks for your guiding, an I have made this sound more complicated than it really is i expect

Russell
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Old 11-09-10, 01:17 PM
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Hello,


Forwarder for any email account can be set from your cPanel. From the Mail section of the cPanel, you can use the Forwarders option to set forwarder for any email address.


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Old 11-09-10, 01:59 PM
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Hello,


Forwarder for any email account can be set from your cPanel. From the Mail section of the cPanel, you can use the Forwarders option to set forwarder for any email address.


Thanks Sam,

There I go overlooking the bleeding obvious again

Thanks for your help, I know im a pain at times

Russell
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