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Topic: Multiple Domains to Single Domain

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I have a quick question. I own 3 domains: example1.com, example2.com, and example3.com

Each is a variation of each other (to keep other places from buying up similar names and using my company's reputation as their own.)

At any rate, I would like messages that come into iRedMail addressed to user@example2.com to automatically go to user@example1.com without having to set up each domain separately and setting forwards. Can this be done?

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Re: Multiple Domains to Single Domain

cchristm wrote:

At any rate, I would like messages that come into iRedMail addressed to user@example2.com to automatically go to user@example1.com without having to set up each domain separately and setting forwards. Can this be done?

Yes, it's called "alias domains" in iRedMail and iRedAdmin-Pro. Screenshot for your reference.
Note: This feature is implemented in iRedMail, but it's recommended to use iRedAdmin-Pro for better/easier management.

http://www.iredmail.org/images/iredadmin/domain_profile_alias.png

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Re: Multiple Domains to Single Domain

I don't have that option. I cannot upgrade to Pro - as I just cannot afford it. That's why I went open source to begin with...

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Re: Multiple Domains to Single Domain

Any words as to what I can do? If it's not on the front-end, I don't mind poking through the config files to change something, I just don't know what to change.