bjohnny42 Posted December 6, 2016 Posted December 6, 2016 (edited) Does anyone know if we can have multiple domains on one gsuite. We have registered xyz.net with google, but historically we also have 4 other domains registered to us 123.org.uk 456.org.uk 789.org.uk abc.org.uk Do you know if it is possible to setup aliases for xyz.net users so they could receive email destined for abc.org.uk? so [email protected] could receive [email protected] or even choose to send as this user? Cheers Edited December 6, 2016 by bjohnny42
IrritableTech Posted December 6, 2016 Posted December 6, 2016 (edited) Yes that's possible. We have a domain across our MAT and all users log in using that, we can however setup aliases for individual schools using their own domains. Known as add on domains. Edited December 6, 2016 by IrritableTech
Arthur Posted December 6, 2016 Posted December 6, 2016 Additional domains FAQ What is multiple domain support? If you own multiple Internet domains, you can associate them all with your organization's Google Account at no extra cost. Depending on how you add the domain, users can have an identity at one or more domain. They can share Google services. And you manage them from the same Google Admin console. What is a domain alias? A domain alias is a domain name that can be used as an alternate name for another domain. When used with a Google Account, domain aliases can either give users an email address at another domain. Or they can be used to set up dual email delivery, for example, if you want to test drive Gmail against your legacy mail program. As with any other domain you use with Google services, you must own the domain name and verify your ownership. What's the difference between adding a domain vs. domain alias? To give all users in your domain an alternate email address at another domain, add the domain as a domain alias. Adding the domain alias.com as an alias to example.com, gives [email protected] another email address at [email protected]. If the domain you're adding instead has its own set of users, add it as a separate domain. Users can have email addresses and Google Accounts at their respective domain. And they can collaborate internally using your Google services.
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