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# Setting up the Email Services
## Email Forwarding
After setting up the domain for a project, you can set up email forwarding for the project. This service is email forwarding only, and cannot be used to send emails.
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To use this feature, you must have a Primary Domain set up for the project.
Currently, you can only set up email forwarding for the Primary Domain. To change a primary domain for a project, you must contact support.
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To enable email forwarding, follow these steps:
1.Go to the domains list and click the  icon from the primary domain and select Email Forwarding.
Email Forwarding
2.The flyer message is displayed with status Ok message. Click **Enable** to enable the Email Forwarding.
Enable
3.A pop confirmation message appears. Click **OK** to proceed with email forwarding.
Confirmation Message
4.A flyer message appears informing that the email forwarding is successfully enabled.
### Add Email Recipients
You can add the email recipients after enabling the email forwarding service.
To add email recipients, perform the following:
1.After enabling the email forwarding service, the Email Forwarding page appears. Click **+ Add Forward**.
2.The Add Email Forwarding dialog box appears. Enter the **Alias** name. Click **Add Recipient** and enter the email ID and click **Add**.
### Remove Email Recipients
1. In the same Email Forwarding section, select a Forward and edit it using the penicl icon.
2. In the recipients list, use the trash icon to remove the email and hit Save.
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