What is a 'Domain Alias' in the context of Google Workspace?

A 'Domain Alias' in the context of Google Workspace refers specifically to a domain that is used to receive emails for an existing domain account. This means that when you set up a domain alias, any email sent to addresses at that alias will be delivered to the corresponding primary domain user. For example, if your primary domain is "example.com" and you create a domain alias "example.net," emails sent to "user@example.net" will be directed to the user's inbox associated with "user@example.com."

This functionality allows organizations to manage multiple domains easily while consolidating email communication under a single inbox, making it more efficient for managing user accounts and email routing. While it enables email reception from different domains, it does not provide management capabilities for users or affect web hosting and storage capacity, distinguishing it from other options provided.