As a Groups administrator, you can add alternate addresses, called email aliases, to your organization’s groups. For example, if there’s a group email for support@your-domain.com, you can add help@your-domain.com as an email alias for the group. Messages sent to either address appear in the same group. Or, if your organization has more than one domain, you can add an alias with a different domain to a group.
Note: Currently, you can't search for a group by its alias address.
Add or remove group email aliases
You can add up to 30 email aliases for each group.
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Sign in to your Google Admin console.
Sign in using your administrator account (does not end in @gmail.com).
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In the Admin console, go to Menu
Directory
Groups.
- Click the name of a group.
- In the Group information section, click Aliases.
- Point to the Aliases section and click Edit
.
- To add an alias:
- In the Group Alias Email field, enter a new address. If your organization has more than one domain, select a domain from the list.
See below for reserved words you can't use as an email alias address.
- Click Add Alias.
- In the Group Alias Email field, enter a new address. If your organization has more than one domain, select a domain from the list.
- To remove an alias, point to an alias and click Remove
.
Reserved words
The following words can't be as email alias addresses for groups that you create as described above:
- abuse
- admin
- administrator
- hostmaster
- majordomo
- postmaster
- root
- ssl-admin
- webmaster
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