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Type a domain or one or more destination email addresses in the Domain or
email addresses for this alias box:
Examples Alias form
oak@example.com, ops@example.com Email address - specify user name and
domain for each email address. Separate
multiple email addresses with a comma,
semicolon, or space.
symantec-internetsecurity.com Domain - specify one domain to which
email addresses should be translated
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Click Save.
To edit an alias
1
In the Control Center, click Settings > Aliases.
2
Click the alias or check the box next to an alias, and then click Edit.
3
In the Edit aliases page, modify the text in the Alias domain or email address
box as desired.
4
Modify the text in the Domain or email addresses for this alias box as desired.
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Click Save.
Importing aliases
Aliases can be imported from a text file. Each address in the text file must be
separated with one or more spaces or tabs, or a combination of spaces and tabs.
Commas or semicolons are not valid delimiters. In the import file, each line must
contain an alias address followed by one or more destination addresses.
Following is a sample import file:
oak@example.com quercus@symantec-internetsecurity.com
ops@example.com tla@example.com bmi@example.com noadsorspam.com
To import aliases
1
In the Control Center, click Settings > Aliases.
2
Click Import.
57 Configuring email settings
Configuring aliases