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How do setup a catch-all e-mail address for my domain? The catch-all e-mail setting allows a single e-mail address to receive all improperly addressed e-mail for one domain (i.e. anything@example.com). This only works with unknown addresses; if you h... (more) |
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How do I add an auto-responder to an e-mail account? Auto-responders are very useful when you wish to automatically send an e-mail back to the recipient once the server has received it. For example, you could (use the Attachment Repository) store a... (more) |
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How do I delete an alias from an e-mail account? If you wish to separate an alias address from one account and give it it's own account (or transfer it to another account), or delete it, you will need to remove it from the account it belongs to... (more) |
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How do I add an alias address to an e-mail account? When you initially create an e-mail account, that account is responsible for one address. It will only listen for incoming mail on that address, and, in theory, to create more addresses you will ... (more) |
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How do I delete a mail redirect (or forwarding address)? If you have previously setup a Redirect on a mail account and it's no longer needed you can remove be following almost the same steps as creating it in the first please.However, it's worth... (more) |
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How do I set-up a mail redirect (or forwarding address)? By setting up a redirect on an e-mail account, you are in fact telling the server that any e-mails that come into that account should in fact be sent to another address.This has a number o... (more) |
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How do I create an e-mail account? In order to receive e-mail using your domain you will need to create one or more e-mail addresses within Plesk (i.e. address@example.com). However, depending on what you want to do with that e-ma... (more) |
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How do I redirect mail to more than one address? If you wish to 'redirect' mail to more than one person you will need to use a Mail Group, as Redirects only allow an e-mail to be 'bounced' to a single address. Mail Groups setup a copyin... (more) |