The term e-mail forwarding describes an email message being forwarded from a receiving address towards a third-party address which is not mentioned as a receiver. For instance, a customer sends out an e-mail from their personal mail box to support@domain.com and as far as they are concerned, this is the single recipient. If there is an active forwarding, the message might be forwarded to owner@domain.com, for example, even though the customer in no way meant the message to be sent there and might not be aware of the existence of this mail box. There are different purposes for applying such forwarding. For example, if you've got various email addresses you are able to forward each of them to a sole email address, which will make monitoring emails simpler and will permit you to get messages and respond to them quickly. The feature can also be used if a number of people should receive a copy of an e mail message delivered to a standard email address.
E-mail Forwarding in Cloud Hosting
You are able to forward any e-mail address hosted on our servers to another one or more third-party addresses effortlessly if you've got a cloud hosting package with our company. The option can be enabled and deactivated in the Emails area of the Hepsia Control Panel at any moment and you will be able to see a directory of all emails where your correspondence will be sent to. Additionally, you will have the option to keep a copy of the inbound communications on our server and get a backup if you remove anything from the remote email address. This feature can be quite helpful if there is a brief problem with the other mailbox. Provided that it is enabled so we keep a copy of all your emails being relayed through our servers, you will not risk sacrificing e-mails.
E-mail Forwarding in Semi-dedicated Servers
The feature-rich Email Manager interface in the Hepsia Hosting Control Panel, which will come with all our semi-dedicated server, will help you to forward any e-mail you create with the account to one particular or several different addresses with just several clicks. You'll be capable to view a number of all mailboxes you have, which ones are forwarded as well as exactly where they're forwarded to. Email forwarding can be enabled and disabled at any moment and you can now also decide on whether a copy of the incoming e-mails needs to be kept on our system or not. Even though this option is not necessary, it might be easier once you make the most of it, because you get a copy of the e-mails if there is some kind of trouble with the remote mail server. Regardless of whether there's a short-term problem and no e-mails are lost on our system, you may still not receive a forwarded email if it was sent by our servers during the downtime.