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Gmail CatchAll
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There is another way to create a catch-all address that will work for secondary domains. The steps are these: | |
1- Log into google.com/a/domain.com. | |
2- Click on the 'Google Apps' icon. | |
3- Click on 'Gmail.' | |
4- Click on 'Advanced settings.' | |
5- You will see different tabs, click on 'Default routing.' | |
6- Click on 'Add setting.' | |
7- On the new window under step 1 select 'Pattern match.' | |
8- Under 'Regexp' type in '[email protected]' | |
9- On step 2 under 'Headers' | |
- Add a check mark to 'Add X-Gm-Original-To header' | |
- Add a check mark to 'Add X-Gm-Spam header' | |
10- Under 'Envelope recipient' | |
- Add a check mark to Change envelope recipient | |
- Click on 'Replace recipient' and type the address that you would like to use as the catch all address for that domain. | |
11- Under step 3 select 'Perform this action only on non-recognized addresses.' | |
12- Click on 'Save.' |
though it has been answered, but i thought to contribute a bit and make it easy to Google Apps create catch all account which works with secondary domains too.
I have created a small video for this here http://goldyarora.com/creating-catch-all-account-which-works-with-multiple-domains-in-google-apps/
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Sad to note that the "Default routing" tab is not available for Google Apps Free customers (reference)