Domain name - Multiple domains

Considering to use COmcast hosted exchange for domain names.

Looking through steps - pretty similar to migrating a domain to office365 and the such.

My question is - can I add multpe domains to the comcast system.

so:day 1

move domainone.com to comcast

configure email for user1 user1@domainone.com

test - good

add users /mailboxes etc

user2@domainone.com etc

and on day 2

move domaintwo.com to SAME comcast account.

edit user1

add additional email address

user1@domaintwo.com

and so on -

is this type of setup allowed? or is a comcast account a single domain limit?

Thanks

Dan

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danl

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3 Messages

11 years ago

self-update. If anyone out there has used the microsoft online office365 configuration - that is what I am looking for.

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VBSSP-RICH

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1.4K Messages

11 years ago

Hello danl and welcome,

After you add any domain into the Business Class Portal (BCP), you should always revisit the ManageServices.Email, View DNS Info to see what are the exact domain update addresses. Each domain will have its dedicated set of domain specific addresses. So as long as you use this information to configure Outlook, it runs absolutely fine. Lastly, any BCP webmail address does have spam/junk mail filtering, blocking, etc. setup configuration typically available always to the Administrator.

Hope this helps you out.

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Comcast_Jon

Administrator

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1.5K Messages

11 years ago

Hello VBSSP-RICH,

Thanks for the post!

Great call on checking on the DNS records as the domain updates.

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Comcast_Jon

Administrator

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1.5K Messages

11 years ago

Welcome to the forum.

To your question, yes you can use multiple domains with our service, but please note that we can only be your SOA to those domains and not the registrar.

Here is our online article how to: Use your existing domain name with Comcast Business email and web hosting.

Thank you

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danl

New Member

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3 Messages

11 years ago

Thanks for the update.

For everyone out there-

After transfering email to comcast systems, do you have issues with Outlook autodiscovery and other normal items?

Control panel for configuring email options - simple or robust? Are there options to control spam filtering, blocking emails etc?

thanks in advanced

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