Not directly, no, but if you would like to forward some addresses, and have others relayed, you could configure domain.com as a MailHop Forward, and then configure mail.domain.com as a MailHop Relay. In your forward definitions, set up your normal forwards as you otherwise would, and then configure the addresses you'd like relayed to point to username@mail.domain.com. Configure the appropriate MX records for both domain.com and mail.domain.

For messages less than 10MB in total size, one "relay" is counted for each recipient of a message you send. That is, one message, sent to 50 recipients, counts as 50 "relays." 50 different messages, each sent to only one recipient, also counts as 50 "relays." MailHop Outbound supports messages up to 50MB.

The default alias is created by entering a star character ("*"), without the quotes or parenthesis, in the Alias field of the Add New Alias form. We strongly recommend against using a default alias, as it will catch a large amount of spam. If at all possible, you should only specify exact addresses you intend to use.

MailHop Outbound relay counters are reset each night at approximately 12:00 am (midnight) in the US Eastern time zone (GMT-0500 during winter months, GMT-0400 when the US is observing Daylight Saving Time).

Of course! Each alias you create can point to any valid e-mail address you want (with the exception of other MailHop addresses, to prevent mail loops). You can create as many alias <-> destination pairs as you need or want for your domain.

Simply enter a list of addresses, separated by commas (","), instead of a single address. You can have up to 10 recipients for any one alias. Note that this feature is not available in MailHop Forward Lite, only the full MailHop Forward service.

If you set up a MailHop Forward address to forward to a Gmail account, and then send a message to the MailHop Forward address from that same Gmail account, the message will never appear in your Gmail Inbox. Instead, you'll only have a single copy in your All Mail mailbox. While the Gmail FAQ refers specifically to messages sent to a "mailing list", from Gmail's perspective a MailHop Forward alias looks just like a mailing list and they treat the message in the same way.

You should forward your mail to 1905 Nueces, Austin, TX 78705. This address will work even if you don't know your specific room number.

When one domain name automatically jumps to another domain that is called an alias. Coastline offers aliases for $10/month.

Yes, as long as the machine is outside the the math domain. Do not forward your mail from one math machine to another, as it will cause a mail loop and you will lose mail.

Store & Forward (S&F) allows a provider to export some or all of their CAREWare database to a central domain on a regular basis. The S&F provider will not have access to other provider's data on the central domain database. This feature allows the grantee level server to contain all client level data from all providers whether or not the provider is connected to the network in real time. S&F allows multiple providers to import data to a central domain.

No. MailHop Outbound will allow you to send e-mail from anywhere with any return address, as long as the domain of that return address is valid for receiving e-mail. No, MailHop Forward can not do this. If the MX records for your domain list a primary mail server other than mx1.mailhop.org, MailHop Forward will not work correctly.

From Manage My Account, click on the Edit DNS Info button below the domain you want forwarded. Select the second option, Use URL Forwarding and then enter the URL of the existing website into the Existing URL field. Click on the Submit button at the bottom of the screen. It will take anywhere from 2 hours to 2 days for your new settings to take effect. There is no additional charge for this service.

Yes. We offer email forwarding at a flat rate of as low as $14.99 per year. This will forward email addressed to your new domain name to any single email address you specify!

WebCanDo.com offers URL Forwarding. We offer URL redirection services for only $9.99 a year which allows you to redirect your URL on the fly. Don't forget the http://www. when entering your URL. In 24 hours, your domain will be pointed to your web site or IP Address.

Forwarding a domain name enables you to direct incoming traffic from your domain to an already existing Web site. Thus, when someone attempts to access your site, he or she is automatically redirected. Typically, this option is selected by users who are registering a new domain, but are already hosting their files elsewhere. When the domain name is forwarded, the destination address, not your domain name, is displayed in the browser's address bar.

In the Forward To field, type in the URL you want to foward your domain name to. (i.e. 24hourhouseprices.com/georgetowntownsouth) If you want to mask your domain, select the Mask Domain checkbox and enter a title and meta tags in the appropriate fields.

Anyone who uses ASL and has high speed Internet access as well as a web cam and NetMeeting* or similar H.323 compatible software or video conferencing devices can use Hamilton Video Relay.

It is only available to people people who use a text phone or computer with a modem. This service is not available to the wider community. Yes, this could happen, however your call will not get anywhere because 106 will not process voice calls, and 000 cannot process text calls. You will have to hang up and try again.

There are two types of relays that are commonly used in 12-volt automotive applications: Single-pole Double Throw (SPDT) relays, which have 5 pins, and Single Pole, Single Throw (SPST) relays, which have 4 pins. Depending on the application, you can use either of these; for remote turn-on leads (see Section 5.11), an SPST relay is fine, SPDT relays are often used in alarm installations. Make sure that you get a 12-volt relay - this specifies the voltage required to make the relay "switch.

Yes. Due to the way Norton implements outgoing e-mail scanning, you must disable scanning of outgoing e-mail in Norton Anti-Virus, otherwise every relay you perform may be counted twice. Norton's outgoing e-mail scanning may also prevent SSL from working correctly. It is possible that other anti-virus products have similar effects, and we would recommend testing this with single messages.

Yes. In accordance with the requirements set forth in the FCC Declaratory Ruling 02-121, all relay calls are encrypted using encryption of commercially reasonable quality. AT&T has implemented technology and security features and strict policy guidelines to safeguard the privacy of your relay calls and any customer identifiable information from unauthorized access or improper use, and we will continue to enhance our security procedures as new technology becomes available.

Yes! You may have your own domain name for your online store, which shall not be an extension of the GoECart.com domain.

When visitors go to the domain you forward, their Web browser automatically forwards them to the URL you specify.

Yes. You can create a 'catch-all' address. That is the account that "catches" all email not addressed to a valid user in your email domain. All of this email will be forwarded automatically to the address or addresses you choose. The catchall account can be in your domain to an external domain.

Most registration companies offer this for free. Contact 1&1 Domain Registration for more details. What are you waiting for? Your dream domain may be on the market as we speak, you can find out for less than 20 bucks! 2Domain is offering it to you for the very low, one-time price of $19.99! That includes everything you need to find the perfect domain for your business, or sell for a profit.

You can forward to any domain name as long as the domain name you are forwarding to does exist. If that domain name is not set up correctly your domain name will also not work properly. Sometimes certain web hosts do not allow forwarding to a domain name on their servers and will block all requests. If you set up your forwarding and it isn't working this could be the reason but usually this happens because you have not set up forwarding properly.

Our domain forwarding service is framed, which means that when a visitor enters your newly registered domain in the web browser, your existing web site appears on the screen. However, instead of the existing web site's domain (such as www.Domainpeople.com/~userid/index.htm) appearing in the address field, the newly registered domain is displayed.