Step 1: Go to: https://manage.christianwebhost.com/ or click the "Login" button located at the top right of our website. Unless you change them, your login details are the email address and password used when the account was created.
Step 2: Once logged in, click the Services block and choose your cPanel service to access its management page.
Step 3: From the Actions menu on the left, click Login to cPanel (you do not need your cPanel credentials for this method).
Step 4: Navigate to the Email section and click Forwarders. From this page, you can also see a list of all your current forwarders, manage them, create new ones, or delete any that are no longer needed. Unfortunately, you cannot modify existing forwarders. If you need to change a forwarder, you must delete it and then add it again. You can also set up a domain forwarder.
Step 5: Click Add Forwarder.
Step 6: Fill out the required fields.
- Address: In the ‘Address to Forward’ field, enter the name of the forwarder account and then select the domain from the drop-down menu. This account does not have to exist in your email account list. If it does exist, the messages will be delivered to both mailboxes.
- The process of adding an alias is the same as adding a forwarder. The only difference is that you will enter an account in the address field that does not have a mailbox created for it.
- Destination:
- After assigning a name to the forwarder, you can enter one or more destination email addresses (this is where the emails will be forwarded to).
- If you wish to add several emails to the list, you only need to separate them with a comma – i.e., bob@example.com, patsy@example.com, steve@example.com, susie@example.com.
- You can also set this email to delete the mails and send a reply.
Step 7: Click Advanced Options to set the forwarder to forward the message to the system account, pipe it to a program, or delete it outright.
Step 8: Once complete, click Add Forwarder to create the new forwarder.