Email configuration (routing?)

[Bruno_A]

Hello all,

 

Firstly, sorry, but I wasn't sure which category to choose. I own a domain, which I use for my email as well as my website. I have my personal email account, which uses the domain, as well as other email accounts. What I need is to be able to do the following: basically, if account #3 sends an email to account #2, which is in my domain, I receive the email in account #1, which is my personal account. This can be achieved using forwarders, I'm aware. However, I would like to, from account #1, be able to reply to account #3, without it showing up as sent from account #1, but rather account #2. However, every mail received to account #1, from account #2, must have the original sender as the sender. Is this possible at all? I made a rough sketch of what I need:

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The reason as to why I want this, is so that I can send emails from multiple accounts, using one account, which would make everything a lot easier.

[WkdPaul]

What are you using as your email server?

 

In Exchange, this is known as delegation (so it's possible, it just depends on your mail server solution) ;

[Bruno_A]

1 minute ago, wkdpaul said:

What are you using as your email server?

 

In Exchange, this is known as delegation (so it's possible, it just depends on your mail server solution) ;

I am not using MS Exchange, even though I‘ve been wanting to set one up for a long time, as I find the OWA quite attractive, as well as the fact that I actually own my emails. I must say, though, this is not for a company, or anything important, but rather my own setup that I use. Unfortunately, I do not own a server that I can run 24/7 (yet), so, an Exchange server is not an option now, however if you know any hosted Exchange solutions, apart from Office 365 for Business, I’m open to suggestions.