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How do I add a domain alias to a SmarterMail account?
The following article explains how to add a new domain alias to a SmarterMail account. A domain alias is an additional domain name that is configured for an existing email account. For example, if domainname.com is the name of the mail account, domainname.org can be added as a domain alias. Messages sent to domainname.org will be delivered to the domainname.com email account.
To add a domain alias, please follow these steps:
- Open a browser window and go to one of the following URLs:
- http://mail.yourdomainname.com
- http://mail#.safesecureweb.com (this address is provided in the setup email)
- Login as root@yourdomainname.com with the password supplied in your setup email.
- From the Domain Settings menu, select
Domain Aliases.

- Click Add Domain Alias.

- Enter the Alias domain name.

- Click Save.
