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How can I forward (or stop forwarding, or change the forwarding address for) my CIS Unix e-mail elsewhere?

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How can I forward (or stop forwarding, or change the forwarding address for) my CIS Unix e-mail elsewhere?

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You can set up, remove, or change e-mail forwarding on the web at https://webmail.unh.edu/cisunix/emailforward.html.

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• There’s more than one way to do it. • You can start, stop, or change e-mail forwarding from within CIS Unix WebMail. Instructions on how to do that are here. • You can set up, remove, or change e-mail forwarding on the web at https://webmail.unh.edu/cisunix/emailforward.html. • Hardy users can set up (or change) forwarding in a normal login session. Give the Unix shell command: % echo me@somewhere.else.com > ~/.forward Substitute your desired forwarding address for me@somewhere.else.com in the command you actually type. To remove forwarding and start receiving mail on your CIS Unix account again, give the Unix shell command: % rm .forward However you do it, you should test mail forwarding by sending yourself e-mail to your CIS Unix address and making sure it goes to the address you expect.

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