Pipe to a Program: This option automatically forwards an incoming email to a program through a path provided in the text box.Please note that system accounts do not have a public-facing email address. Forward to a system account: This option forwards an incoming email to a system user.You can click Advanced Options to configure additional options.You may enter your preferred failure message in the Failure Message text box. Discard and send an error to the sender (at SMTP time): This option discards incoming emails and automatically sends a failure message to the sender.Provide the forwarding address in the text box. Forward to email address: This option forwards incoming emails to another address.Select any of the following Destination options.Select the domain of your email account.This is the username to which you want to forward the incoming email. On the next page, fill out the Address to the Forwarding text box.On the Forwarders page, click the Add Forwarder button.Navigate to the Email section, then click Forwarders.This email feature lets you configure an email account to forward incoming emails to another address. You cannot create email accounts with a script or via SSH. The same steps work for creating email accounts for your primary domain, addon domains, and subdomains. This is where you can set your email's storage space. Click the Edit Settings button to customize the new email account. Domain: Select the domain where you wish to create the new email account.Enter the required details to create a new email account on the next page.Click the + Create button located on the right-hand side.Look for the Email section, then click Email Accounts.Instead of using the sidebar, look for the Email section and click what you're looking for. However, the functionality described will be similar.

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