Our company currently has a domain old.example
.
Going forward, they want to use a new domain new.example
as primary domain.
- This means that we will host the new website on
new.example
and next, set a redirect from old.com tonew.example
. No problem here. - Going forward, we will make new e-mail addresses like
mail@new.example
. - My question is about dealing with the e-mails accounts already linked to old.com.
We would like to make the old e-mail addressess available via
mail@new.example
. However, when somebody still mails tomail@old.example
, the mail should still be received onmail@new.example
.
Mailboxes will be hosted on Office 365. I will add both the old and new domain to Office 365.
How can we achieve this? Should we re-create all e-mail addresses with the domain new.example
& then create a forward rule from mail@old.example
to mail@new.example
. There has to be a smarter way to do this? Some kind of alias method which can be used?