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You can use the shared certificate on the server using https://---your-domain.ext Some examples Of course to make it look more professional would require you having your own SSL certificate.

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I would open a ticket with the help desk and let them check it out. Without access to the shell I don't see how you could do it yourself but I could be wrong.

Sorry, there isn't anything in cPanel that would do that for you. I know of a program called Replace Text that can do it but it's Windows based.

Hi Sergio, no you do not need to set up a mailing list to get what you want. Just use the Forwarders function. You will find this function in the Mail section of your Control Panel. Set up 5 forwards for the xyz@... email address. This address does not have to be an actual email account but the addresses you forward that address to should be. You can create as many forwards as you need to get the job done. For instance I have a business web site hosted here and have a forward set up for sales@mydomain.ext. That forward is set up to redirect email to 3 sales people for our company.

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