E-mail Forwarding in Shared Hosting
In case you have a shared hosting package with our company and you create email addresses inside your account, you will be able to forward it with no more than a couple of clicks to any other address of your preference. The option can be activated whenever you create a new mailbox or whenever you want later on and deactivated just as quickly any time you change your mind. This can be done through the Hepsia Hosting Control Panel where you can control your account. Additionally, you will have the option to decide whether a backup of the incoming e-mails will remain on our servers or not. The advantage of this option is that you will always have a copy on your server if anything happens with the other mailbox or maybe if it isn't active for whatever reason at the time a message is forwarded. If the feature not active, an e-mail will be received, forwarded and deleted from our system regardless of whether the remote e-mail is working or not, so it might be a wise decision to have it enabled just to be prepared.
E-mail Forwarding in Semi-dedicated Servers
The feature-rich Email Manager interface in the Hepsia Hosting Control Panel, which will come with all our Linux semi-dedicated server, will allow you to forward any e-mail address you create with the account to one particular or many different email address with only several clicks. You will also have the ability to view a number of all email addresses you have, which of them are forwarded and also exactly where they are forwarded to. The option can be activated and disabled at any moment and you can furthermore select whether a backup of the incoming email messages ought to be kept on our servers or not. Though this option is not required, it may be easier once you make the most of it, because you will possess a copy of your messages when there is some problem with the remote email server. Regardless of whether there's a short-term issue and no e-mails are lost on our system, you might still not get a forwarded e-mail in case it was sent by our servers during the downtime.