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You can create multiple email account in your cPanel email as per your need. When the number of emails accounts get higher, you will need to open each account to view the emails received. To overcome this issue, you can forward the copy these emails of one account to another account, so now you will have to only open one account to view all the emails. You can also discard the email or send it to a program. You can also forward all the emails of your domains to another domain.
'''<big>Forwarder</big>'''


E.g. you have several email ids like '''info@tutorialspoint.com''' '''admin@tutorialspoint.com''' or '''support@tutorialspoint.com''' Instead of opening 3 mailboxes to check emails, you can you can forward the last two to '''info@tutorialspoint.com.''' Now you will only have to access '''info@tutorialspoint.com.'''
<big>In cPanel, you can create many email accounts. But if you have too many, it’s hard to open each one just to check messages.</big>


Create an Email Forwarder
<big>With an '''Email Forwarder''', you can set things so that:</big>


There are two types of forwarders available, first to forward an email account to another one. Second is to forward all emails to a domain.
* <big>Emails from one account automatically go to another account.</big>
* <big>This way, you only need to open '''one inbox''' to see all your emails.</big>
* <big>You can also choose to delete emails, send them to a program, or even forward all emails from one domain to another domain.</big>


Create an Email Account Forwarder
---- <big>'''Example:'''</big>


'''Step 1''' − Open Email Forwarders by clicking on the link of '''Forwarders''' found in cPanel Home.
<big>Suppose you have these email IDs:</big>
 
* <big>info@tutorialspoint.com</big>
* <big>admin@tutorialspoint.com</big>
* <big>support@tutorialspoint.com</big>
 
<big>Instead of checking all three inboxes, you can forward '''admin''' and '''support''' to '''info@tutorialspoint.com'''.</big>
 
<big>Now you only log in to '''info@tutorialspoint.com''' to see all emails.</big>
---- <big>'''Types of Forwarders'''</big>
 
# <big>'''Account Forwarder''' → Forwards one email address to another.</big>
# <big>'''Domain Forwarder''' → Forwards all emails from one domain to another domain.</big>
 
<big>Create an Email Account Forwarder</big>
 
<big>'''Step 1''' − Open Email Forwarders by clicking on the link of '''Forwarders''' found in cPanel Home.</big>
[[File:Fw1.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]
[[File:Fw1.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]


'''Step 2''' − In the Forwarders Interface, you will find ''Create an Email Account Forwarder''.
<big>'''Step 2''' − In the Forwarders Interface, you will find ''Create an Email Account Forwarder''.</big>


[[File:Fw2.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]
[[File:Fw2.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]


'''Step 3''' − Press Add Forwarder Button, it will take you to a similar interface like this.
<big>'''Step 3''' − Press Add Forwarder Button, it will take you to a similar interface like this.</big>
 


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[[File:Fw3.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]
[[File:Fw3.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]


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<big>'''Step 4''' − Enter the Address of the email which you want to forward. It is not necessary that the email must be already created. If you do not create an email and forward it to somewhere, the only difference will be that your emails will not be stored in the mailbox of the original email, because that mailbox will not exist.</big>


'''Step 4''' − Enter the Address of the email which you want to forward. It is not necessary that the email must be already created. If you do not create an email and forward it to somewhere, the only difference will be that your emails will not be stored in the mailbox of the original email, because that mailbox will not exist.
<big>'''Step 5''' − Enter destination where you want your email to be forwarded.</big>
 
'''Step 5''' − Enter destination where you want your email to be forwarded.


* Select ''Forward    to Email Address'' and fill the textbox with an existing email,    where you want your emails to be received.
* <big>Select ''Forward    to Email Address'' and fill the textbox with an existing email,    where you want your emails to be received.</big>
* Select    Discard and send an error to sender. If you want to discard that message    and supply a failure message to sender. You can also customize the Failure    message, enter the message in textbox.
* <big>Select    Discard and send an error to sender. If you want to discard that message    and supply a failure message to sender. You can also customize the Failure    message, enter the message in textbox.</big>


In Advance Options −
<big>In Advance Options −</big>
[[File:Fw4.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]
[[File:Fw4.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]


* Select ''Forward    to a System Account'', if you want your emails to be sent to a system    account, and provide a system account name.
* <big>Select ''Forward    to a System Account'', if you want your emails to be sent to a system    account, and provide a system account name.</big>
* Select ''Pipe    to a program'', if you want your emails to send to a program and enter    path name of your program with file extension.
* <big>Select ''Pipe    to a program'', if you want your emails to send to a program and enter    path name of your program with file extension.</big>
* Select ''Discard'' and    system will simply discard the email and will do nothing. Select your    choice accordingly.
* <big>Select ''Discard'' and    system will simply discard the email and will do nothing. Select your    choice accordingly.</big>


'''Step 6''' − Click ''Add Forwarder'' to save the changes you made.
<big>'''Step 6''' − Click ''Add Forwarder'' to save the changes you made.</big>


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Add Domain Forwarder
<big>Add Domain Forwarder</big>


You can forward all the emails of your domain to another domain. On the domain, who will receive the emails, you can change the default email address of that domain to a single email, which then can receive all the emails sent from your domain of which you forwarded the emails.
<big>You can forward all the emails of your domain to another domain. On the domain, who will receive the emails, you can change the default email address of that domain to a single email, which then can receive all the emails sent from your domain of which you forwarded the emails.</big>


'''Step 1''' − Click on ''Add Domain Forwarder'' button, which can be found under ''Create an Email Forwarder'' of Forwarder interface.
<big>'''Step 1''' − Click on ''Add Domain Forwarder'' button, which can be found under ''Create an Email Forwarder'' of Forwarder interface.</big>


[[File:Fw5.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]
[[File:Fw5.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]


'''Step 2''' − In Add New Domain Interface, select the domain you want to forward.
<big>'''Step 2''' − In Add New Domain Interface, select the domain you want to forward.</big>


[[File:Fw6.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]
[[File:Fw6.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]


'''Step 3''' − In the textbox next to your domain, enter the domain on which you will be receiving the emails.
<big>'''Step 3''' − In the textbox next to your domain, enter the domain on which you will be receiving the emails.</big>


'''Step 4''' − Press ''Add Domain Forwarder'' button to save the changes.
<big>'''Step 4''' − Press ''Add Domain Forwarder'' button to save the changes.</big>


Delete an Email Forwarder
<big>Delete an Email Forwarder</big>


To delete an email forwarder, click on delete link corresponding to the forwarder you want to delete.
<big>To delete an email forwarder, click on delete link corresponding to the forwarder you want to delete.</big>


For Email account forwarder −
<big>For Email account forwarder −</big>
[[File:Fw7.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]
[[File:Fw7.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]


For Domain Forwarders −
<big>For Domain Forwarders −</big>


[[File:Fw8.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]
[[File:Fw8.png|center|thumb|600x600px]]


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<big>It will ask for your permission before deleting the forwarders, click Delete Forwarder to delete the Email Forwarder.</big>
It will ask for your permission before deleting the forwarders, click Delete Forwarder to delete the Email Forwarder.

Latest revision as of 06:06, 5 September 2025

Forwarder

In cPanel, you can create many email accounts. But if you have too many, it’s hard to open each one just to check messages.

With an Email Forwarder, you can set things so that:

  • Emails from one account automatically go to another account.
  • This way, you only need to open one inbox to see all your emails.
  • You can also choose to delete emails, send them to a program, or even forward all emails from one domain to another domain.

Example:

Suppose you have these email IDs:

  • info@tutorialspoint.com
  • admin@tutorialspoint.com
  • support@tutorialspoint.com

Instead of checking all three inboxes, you can forward admin and support to info@tutorialspoint.com.

Now you only log in to info@tutorialspoint.com to see all emails.


Types of Forwarders

  1. Account Forwarder → Forwards one email address to another.
  2. Domain Forwarder → Forwards all emails from one domain to another domain.

Create an Email Account Forwarder

Step 1 − Open Email Forwarders by clicking on the link of Forwarders found in cPanel Home.

Fw1.png

Step 2 − In the Forwarders Interface, you will find Create an Email Account Forwarder.

Fw2.png

Step 3 − Press Add Forwarder Button, it will take you to a similar interface like this.


Fw3.png


Step 4 − Enter the Address of the email which you want to forward. It is not necessary that the email must be already created. If you do not create an email and forward it to somewhere, the only difference will be that your emails will not be stored in the mailbox of the original email, because that mailbox will not exist.

Step 5 − Enter destination where you want your email to be forwarded.

  • Select Forward to Email Address and fill the textbox with an existing email, where you want your emails to be received.
  • Select Discard and send an error to sender. If you want to discard that message and supply a failure message to sender. You can also customize the Failure message, enter the message in textbox.

In Advance Options −

Fw4.png
  • Select Forward to a System Account, if you want your emails to be sent to a system account, and provide a system account name.
  • Select Pipe to a program, if you want your emails to send to a program and enter path name of your program with file extension.
  • Select Discard and system will simply discard the email and will do nothing. Select your choice accordingly.

Step 6 − Click Add Forwarder to save the changes you made.

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Add Domain Forwarder

You can forward all the emails of your domain to another domain. On the domain, who will receive the emails, you can change the default email address of that domain to a single email, which then can receive all the emails sent from your domain of which you forwarded the emails.

Step 1 − Click on Add Domain Forwarder button, which can be found under Create an Email Forwarder of Forwarder interface.

Fw5.png

Step 2 − In Add New Domain Interface, select the domain you want to forward.

Fw6.png

Step 3 − In the textbox next to your domain, enter the domain on which you will be receiving the emails.

Step 4 − Press Add Domain Forwarder button to save the changes.

Delete an Email Forwarder

To delete an email forwarder, click on delete link corresponding to the forwarder you want to delete.

For Email account forwarder −

Fw7.png

For Domain Forwarders −

Fw8.png


It will ask for your permission before deleting the forwarders, click Delete Forwarder to delete the Email Forwarder.