Hello. Not sure why would you require forwards. If you register the domain in Microsoft 365, you can just add the second address to the licensed user
Exchange Online and mail forwarding
Hi all. I have a little question about mail forwarding. Scenario: i have a exchange online mailbox - for example user@contoso1.com. Now I want register a new domain - for example contoso2.com - and then configure a simple mail forwading from user@contoso2.com to user@contoso1.com. So when an email is sent to user@contoso2.com it must be forwarded/saved in the user@contoso1.com mailbox. Two questions:
- do I need an Exchange Online license even if user@contoso2.com is just an email address and not a real mailbox?
- if the answer to the first question is no, how do I configure forwarding? Thank's a lot :D
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Andy David - MVP 150.5K Reputation points MVP
2023-04-13T14:51:34.3666667+00:00 Create user@contoso.com as a shared mailbox ( No license required) Set forwarding on the shared mailbox to go to user@contoso1.com
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Aholic Liang-MSFT 13,861 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
2023-04-14T09:11:38.0566667+00:00 Hi @ Giuseppe Lucente ,
You can follow these steps to set up forwarding:1.In user@contoso2.com's mailbox, click the settings icon in the upper-right corner.
2.Click View all Outlook settings and go to Mail Rules.
3.Then add a rule to forward all messages to another mailbox.
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Giuseppe Lucente 45 Reputation points
2023-04-15T07:07:39.53+00:00 Thanks for the replies Andy and Rafael. I thought it was much more complicated but it is much simpler. I tested both solutions and they work perfectly :D