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It's called Catch-All; I have it set up for my Google For Work account (e.g. I have a gmail that receives @my domain). So, you could use gmail to catch all e-ma
by NKCSS 10y ago
It's called Catch-All; I have it set up for my Google For Work account (e.g. I have a gmail that receives @my domain). So, you could use gmail to catch all e-mails to @gail.com; no need for a 'custom SMTP server'.
- throwanem 10y agoYou can also do this with a real MTA; no need for Google, either.
- NKCSS 10y agoI know; was just an example of an available 'Catch-All' solution. Back in the day™ I wrote a C# dll to add the functionality to my Exchange server (was not an option back then; don't know if it's possible out of the box now). There are many solutions once you know what to look for (e.g. the phrase 'Catch-All')
- erdemozg 10y agoThanks for the info. I didn't know it was that easy.
- Cpoll 10y agoI wanted this and I couldn't find it, thanks! How much spam do you get from the Catch-All?