The term e-mail forwarding refers to an e-mail message being forwarded from a recipient address to a third-party address which isn't mentioned as a recipient. For example, a client sends an email from their personal mailbox to support@domain.com and as much as they're involved, this is the single receiver. If there is an active forwarding, the email may be forwarded to owner@domain.com, for instance, although the customer in no way meant the message to be sent there and may not be aware about the existence of this mailbox. There are various reasons for using such forwarding. For instance, if you've several email addresses you're able to forward them all to a sole mail box, which will make checking emails less difficult and allows you to get e-mails and respond in a timely manner. The function could also be used if a number of individuals should get a copy of an electronic message delivered to a general email address.

E-mail Forwarding in Cloud Hosting

You are able to forward any e-mail hosted on our servers to one or more third-party addresses effortlessly if you have a cloud hosting package with our company. The option can be enabled and disabled from the Emails area of the Hepsia Control Panel whenever you want and you'll be able to see an index of all emails where your messages is sent to. Additionally, you will have the option to leave a copy of the inbound emails on the server and get a backup if you remove something from the remote email address. This option can also be quite handy when there is a brief downtime with the other email address. As long as it really is enabled so we keep a copy of all email messages being relayed through our system, you will not risk sacrificing messages.

E-mail Forwarding in Semi-dedicated Hosting

For people with a semi-dedicated server through us, it will take you a couple of clicks in the Email Manager area of your Hepsia Hosting Control Panel to forward any of the emails configured on our end to a third-party address. In the same area you will additionally have the ability to observe how many of your mailboxes are forwarded and where the inbound messages are going. It is possible to activate or disable a forwarding account whenever you want and throughout the process you could also decide if a copy of the emails should be kept in our system or not. Although this option is not a necessity, it's handy because you will have a copy of the messages on our end in case that something happens with the third-party mailbox. Even if they've got a momentary problem, you risk losing email messages as once our system receives and forwards an email, nothing at all will be stored on our end if you haven’t chosen a copy to be saved.