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# SQL: Add an alias domain
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## What an alias domain is used for?
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Let's say you have a mail domain `example.com` hosted on your iRedMail server,
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if you add domain name `domain.ltd` as an alias domain of `example.com`, all
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emails sent to `username@domain.ltd` will be delivered to user
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`username@example.com`'s mailbox.
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## Add alias domain with iRedAdmin-Pro
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With iRedAdmin-Pro, you can simply add alias domain name in domain profile page,
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under tab `Aliases`.
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Screenshot:
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## How to add an alias domain with SQL commands
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Adding alias domain is as simple as inserting one SQL record. Let's create two
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alias domains (`alias-1.com`, `alias-2.com`) for the primary domain
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`example.com` with SQL commands below (Note: we use MySQL for example, but
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PostgreSQL uses exactly same `INSERT` commands):
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```
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-- Connect to `vmail` database.
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sql> USE vmail;
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-- Create alias domain `alias-1.com`
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sql> INSERT INTO alias_domain (alias_domain, target_domain) VALUES ('alias-1.com', 'example.com');
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-- Create alias domain `alias-2.com`
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sql> INSERT INTO alias_domain (alias_domain, target_domain) VALUES ('alias-2.com', 'example.com');
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```
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That's all.
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