hougtimo Posted February 4, 2012 Share Posted February 4, 2012 Hi there. Our company has a set up with google apps for most of our emails. But we have one address that is hosted on our server. We want any email that is received there to be sent onto our google apps account. For example. Anything sent to info@domain1.com (hosted on our server with hmail) should be automatically forwarded onto info@domain2.com (hosted with google apps) I can't get hmail to do this - it just doesn't seem to want to redirect mail to an external server. Help?! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+BudMan MVC Posted February 4, 2012 MVC Share Posted February 4, 2012 I believe you do that with routes http://www.hmailserv...reference_route Overview Routes specify how and where emails for specific domains should be delivered. Normally, hMailServer uses DNS lookups to determine where email should be delivered. Routes let you override this behaviour. For example, Routes enable you to deliver email for a specific domain through a specific server without using MX lookup. Routes enable your server to act as a MX backup for another server Using routes, you can configure hMailServer to forward email for specific accounts to other SMTP servers, even though the account domain exists in your hMailServer installation. edit: Oh wait your not actually routing -- your changing the domain?? Why don't you just send to domain1 directly? Or just have domain2 also hosted on google apps and just change the MX record. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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