Using MX Records to Forward Email to Another Domain

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Christopher Werby picture Christopher Werby · Jun 29, 2013 · Viewed 63.5k times · Source

I have a domain hosted at Dreamhost -- foobar.com. It has Google Apps associated with it: the 50 free email accounts which are no longer available for a new domain. I just got another domain -- foobar.edu. I want foobar.edu to become my main domain, but I still want to use the free Google Apps associated with foobar.com to handle incoming mail.

My question: Can I adjust the MX records of foobar.edu so that incoming messages to [email protected] will be redirected to [email protected] and then be handled by my Google Apps?

I can adjust the DNS for both foobar domains, but I don't think that I can ask Google's foobar.com account to also handle foobar.edu emails directly.

Answer

Tomas Šivickas picture Tomas Šivickas · Dec 24, 2016

if you need just catch email on domain and forward to you other mailbox, you can use http://improvmx.com/ just bu adding MX records to your domain

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