I just set up an email account on G-Suite and its like that:
Name: MyDomain.com
Email: info#mydomain.com
However when I send email from this email account it is displayed as:
Name: AnotherDomain.com
I don't have this domain on G-Suite a long time ago and don't know why it fetches this wrong name from it. Any ideas?
I tried adding an SPF record, but it doesn't solve the problem:
"v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all"
The username must be a valid account in your domain. Read more at G-Suite APIs Gmail Users Settings.
Sign in to the Google Admin console.
From the dashboard, click Apps.
Click G Suite > Gmail > User settings.
In the Catch-all address section, select the Forward the mail to: option.
Enter the username for the catch-all address. The username must be a valid account in your domain. Don’t include the domain name, #your-domain. It’s automatically added to the address.
At the bottom, click Save.
If you want to bounce messages addressed to nonexistent recipients:
Sign in to the Google Admin console.
From the dashboard, click Apps.
Click G Suite > Gmail > User settings.
In the Catch-all address section, select the Discard option.
At the bottom, click Save.
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I don't know about corporate email address.
how to create a Google corporate email address and use like a mail .because i want to sign up to Google partner training website not allow to sign in with simple mail id . so can you suggest alternative options to join the training.
Go to Google Account Creation page[1]
Enter your first and last name
Under your email address,enter your corporate email address(for example,
you#yourcompany.com).Important: Don't create a personal gmail address.
If the username field is prefilled with #gmail.com, delete this and enter your
company email address.
Create a password for your google account,enter your personal information,and
click Next.
On the verify your email page, enter the code you receive from Google at your
company email address and click Verify. It takes time to get the verification
email.
Enter your phone number and click Next.
Enter the code you get on your phone and click Next.
Enter your birthday, select your gender and click Next.
Review and check the Privacy and Terms boxes, then click Create
Account.
Click Confirm.
Go to Partner training page[2] and click on register as a new portal user and sign up with the ID you just created.
[1]https://accounts.google.com
[2]https://www.partneradvantage.goog/GCPPRM/s/partneradvantageportallogin?language=en_US
First, I changed the admin email address with my email address for testing purpose. Then later I changed back to the original. But the problem is, now the new user registration email comes from my email address to admin email address. I am confused as to how dnn is taking my email address as the sender email address. Can anybody point out how the sender email address is configured in dnn in this case?
I have searched through various dnn community sites. But I haven't found an answer to my question.
I think your account is linked as the Administrator acount of the portal.
Go to Admin > Site Settings.
On that page select the tab Advanced Settings. There you will find the Security Settings. Change the Administrator account there. THat account will be the sender of the portal mails.
I have an email address set up on a certain domain, and I have added an alias email address in my Google Apps account set up on another domain. I've also added that alias on the second domain to "Send mail as" to be able to send emails from that email address.
Problem is that when I send emails from that alias, they don't appear in the sent items. Why is this? How can I resolve it?
i just figured it out and it now works, even previously sent mails from an alias via gmail also appear in my sent messages.
in gmail, go to settings, account and imports, in the "send mail as" section, click on "edit info" next to the account which you are having the problem with.
on the screen which pops up, uncheck the radio box for "treat as an alias" dont change any other info, click next step, enter your password and click save changes.
thats all it took to sort out my issue.
best regards
They way I'm reading this is: you've added an alias/secondary in Google Apps account, example.com, for another domain you own, test.com. After doing this, you created an email alias for your Google Apps user and setup a send as address for #test.com within your #example.com account.
If this is the case, the expected behavior is: emails you send from your example.com account as your test.com account will appear in the 'Sent Mail' label for your example.com account. I've just double checked this to confirm.
Can you please provide your exact steps to reproduce the issue if the above isn't correct or you're seeing different behavior?
Sign in to your Google Apps email.
Click the in the upper-right and select Settings along the top of any page, and select the Accounts tab.
Under Send mail as, click Add another email address.
In the Email address field, enter your name and alternate email address.
Click Next Step >> and then click Send Verification. Gmail will send a verification message to your other email address to confirm that you own it.
Locate the message from Gmail. Open it and and either click the link contained in the message or enter the confirmation code in the Accounts section of your Google Apps email settings.
Then select
When replying to a message:
Reply from the same address the message was sent to
I have two admin users on my newly created domain.
E-mails sent to one are also being sent to the e-mail address set in Domain Settings > General > Contact Information > Secondary E-mail Address. This does not happen to e-mails sent to the other user (the primary domain contact).
I have tried unchecking 'Inherit routes' for this user but it has not made a difference (I waited over five hours between unchecking it and trying again).
Any ideas what could be going on? Thanks very much.
I called Google Apps support and was able to resolve this.
It turns out the person who initially created the domain set up a "receiving routing rule" to automatically forward all e-mails for all users to his personal address.
Receiving routing rules can be adjusted via the Google Apps cPanel. Go to Settings, then Email Settings, then down to Receiving Routing, click Edit, and check your rules to ensure the 'Add more recipients' checkbox is unchecked (mine was checked and had the personal e-mail address set) or simply delete the rule if no other options are set.
I have an email account in google apps 'user#mydomain.com' and it has a nickname 'nickname#mydomain.com'.
Can I send an email from 'nickname#mydomain.com'?
Thx a lot!
Definitely! Google Apps supports sending from any email address that you own, including nicknames.
Sign in to your Google Apps email.
Click Settings along the top of any
page, and select the Accounts tab.
Under Send mail as, click Add another email address.
In the Email address field, enter your nickname.
Click Next Step >> and then click Send Verification. Gmail will send a verification message to your other email address to confirm that you own it.
The help center lists more info.
-- Eric