And the aliasId is the alias' email address that is being deleted. The userKey can be the user's primary email address, the user id, or any of the user aliases' emails. To delete a user alias, use the following DELETE request and include the authorization described in Authorize requests. These alias domains are the primary domain and other multiple domains in the account: Along with the status code, the response returns the user's aliases in alphabetical order. JSON responseĪ successful response returns an HTTP 200 status code. For user aliases outside of the account, see the user's nonEditableAliases property.
Note: These are editable user email alias in the account's primary domain or subdomains. There is no page size such as the maxResults query string or pagination used for the 'Retrieve all aliases' response. For the request and response properties, see the API Reference:įor example, this request URI returns all aliases for the userKey, user aliases are returned in alphabetical order. To retrieve all of a user's aliases across all domains, use the following GET request and include the authorization described in Authorize requests. Along with the status code, the response returns the properties for the new user alias. "alias": successful response returns an HTTP 201 status code. The user is and the alias is request body has the new alias information: The following JSON request shows a sample request to create a user's alias.
For the request and response properties, see the API Reference: To create a user alias, use the following POST request and include the authorization described in Authorize requests. Note: The maximum number of aliases per user is 30. The API requires the domain's ownership be confirmed before the user alias can be created. A user alias can be associated with a different account domain than that domain used by the user's primary email address.
A user's alias is an alternate email address that uses the same mailbox used by the user's primary email address.
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