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# LDAP: Add a mail alias account
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## Add mail alias with iRedAdmin-Pro
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With iRedAdmin-Pro, please click menu in main navigation bar: `Add -> Mail Alias'.
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Screenshot:
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## Add mail alias with phpLDAPadmin
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* Log into phpLDAPadmin as LDAP root dn `cn=Manager` or `cn=vmailadmin`.
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* Expand LDAP tree in left panel, click `Create new entry here` under
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`ou=Aliases` of your domain, and select `Default` in right panel.
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* Select object class `mailAlias` in right panel.
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* Input required fields of mail alias account.
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__WARNING__: Attribute `enabledService` requires two values: `mail`, `deliver`.
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* Confirm to create.
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* Add missing value for attribute `enabledService`: `mail`, `deliver`.
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* Add new attribute `accountStatus` with value `active`. This is required.
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* Add alias members (full email address) in attribute `mailForwardingAddress`.
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You can add as many members as you want.
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Full LDIF data of a sample mail alias account:
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```
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dn: mail=myalias@mydomain.com,ou=Aliases,domainName=mydomain.com,o=domains,dc=iredmail,dc=org
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objectClass: mailAlias
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accountStatus: active
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cn: Test Name
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enabledService: mail
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enabledService: deliver
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mail: myalias@mydomain.com
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mailForwardingAddress: user1@mydomain.com
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mailForwardingAddress: someone@gmail.com
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mailForwardingAddress: someone@hotmail.com
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```
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