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Hi
General advice question - feel free to move.

I have, like most of us a number of domains ;) that i need to manage.

i have a couple of websites that are hosted on a shared CMS system that doesn't have real provision for multiple email/domains - the ability to send and receive from each one.

As I have a google account I thought it might be easy to try google apps for business but I'm struggling to configure the domains easily, especially when the DNS points elsewhere.

I'd like to be using MS products just cause its what i'm used to, but i have a feeling its going to be the same issues as Google Apps.

Anyone have any clever ideas or experience in configuring any of these systems to manage multiple domain email

thanks
 
Why not rent some reseller hosting with WHM/Cpanel (or Plesk is the panel I prefer) , then can manage the sites, domains and email from there. Can also set up the email into Outlook.
 
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