Follow the below steps for creating email aliases in cPanel. Bobcares, as a part of our cPanel & WHM Support Services offers solutions to every query that comes our way.

Steps for Creating Email Aliases in cPanel

In order to set up email aliases in cPanel, we must complete the following steps:

1. Go into cPanel and log in.

2. Click the Aliases or Forwarders icon in the Email area, based on the version of cPanel we are using.

3. Choose the option to Add Forwarder or Add Alias.

4. In the Address to Forward section, we must now type the preferred alias. In this case, enter the portion of the mailbox that comes before the “@” symbol.

5. Next, choose the correct domain by clicking on the drop-down option. The alias will be associated with this name.

6. The email address to which the alias messages will be forwarded should be entered in the Forward to Email Address field. This could be an external address or an account that already exists on the domain.

7. To save the newly created cPanel email alias, click the Add Alias or Add Forwarder button at the end.

A few key uses for email aliases are the creation of department-specific email addresses, the organizing of emails for particular projects, and the creation of temporary emails for promotions. They spare the trouble of having to create a new email account each time by enabling us to have distinct mailboxes for various purposes. Without the sender’s knowledge, all messages sent to the aliases will route to a single mailbox. We may also make sure that emails to aliases will forward to the correct address by linking aliases to particular email accounts.

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Conclusion

To conclude, the article explains the steps to create email aliases in cPanel.