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Solution : Google hosted domains Forwarding and POP/IMAP but recently this option disappeared




Email forwarding option missing on newly setup google hosted domains I am using my company g suite account there I hosted my 2 domains.

I’ve been using this for several domains, and I typically create an abc@my.domain.com account and have it forward all incoming emails to my personal email account. Usually you do this in Mail settings / Forwarding and POP/IMAP but recently this option disappeared on the the google hosted domains, there is only POP/IMAP Download instead.





Solution :
1st login in Admin console https://admin.google.com/

Open Apps > G suite > Gmail [See image]




Now open :    
Advanced settings






And enable it : Automatic forwarding in side End User Access : Changes will take some time to propagate to users(wait till 24 hours)








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