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# LDAP: Add per-domain catch-all account
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With default setting, iRedMail will reject emails sent to non-existing mail
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accounts under hosted mail domains. If you want to accept these emails, you
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need a per-domain catch-all account.
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With OpenLDAP backend, you can add an catch-all account for mail domain
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`example.com` like below:
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```
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dn: mail=@example.com,ou=Users,domainName=example.com,o=domains,dc=iredmail,dc=org
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accountstatus: active
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cn: catch-all
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mail: @example.com
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mailForwardingAddress: user_1@example.com
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mailForwardingAddress: user_2@example.com
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objectclass: inetOrgPerson
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objectclass: mailUser
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sn: catch-all
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uid: catch-all
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```
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With above catch-all account, emails sent to non-existing addresses will be
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forwarded to both `user_1@example.com` and `user_2@example.com`.
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__NOTE__: With iRedAdmin-Pro, you can manage catch-all account in domain
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profile directly. Screenshot attached.
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## See also
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* [Add per-domain catch-all account for MySQL/MariaDB/PostgreSQL backends](./sql.add.catch-all.html)
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