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From: Langa Kentane <LKentane@mweb.com>
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Subject: Mail aliases
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How do I create mail aliases?? For example, I have a domain thisdomain.co.za
and I want to have an address eg me@thatdomain.co.za but mail for
me@thatdomain.co.za must be rerouted to user_x@thisdomain.co.za

Thanks in advance!

Cheers


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