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As you already read from the google support pages:
at this time you can't change which domain is your primary domain.
You can't do it. So there is no way of "keeping" your free google apps plan if you insist on changing the primary domain. However, keeping the primary domain is not usually a problem if all you want to do is change the "Organization ...
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You cannot do it directly. Only via API within Google services.
However, there are tools. The tool we have used is FlashPanel. You can get it in the Google Apps Marketplace.
Right now it is completely free. It is my understanding they are planning to make a free and paid version.
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It sounds like you are already using the calendar Resources feature. If not, you can set those up in the admin panel.
When you create resources, you can add a URL to each resource. Then when a user adds the resource to a meeting, that URL goes into the "Where:" field. We use this for GoToMeeting accounts and it works great (you set up a recurring meeting ...
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A workaround from google (last dot point under 'solutions') is to use mail delegation to allow one email account to access two inboxes:
The next workaround involves setting up mail delegation to create a
new account for the user but with the ability to switch to view
messages in an archive account. To do this:
Rename the primary account ...
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You can create multiple gmail or apps accounts for chrome. SO that when you want to access a different account, you simply click the icon on the top left corner and choose the account.
You can set that particular account to open specific tabs...
For example, my analytics is tied to my old gmail (long before apps), so when I open that chrome account, it ...
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There are some very good services from Google for accomplishing user auditing on all Google services. Google basically stores stuff in an Atom feed that lets you play back changes.
This will help you get access to all data on any Google service how you requested it: Admin APIs
But if you are interested in real auditing tool, I recommend the Vault. Which is ...
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This is fine if you don't mind having all of your email combined into one inbox. Another way to do this is to just sign into one of your Google accounts, click on your profile photo then click "Add Account" and sign into the other account. You'll have them on two separate tabs but you'll be logged into both and can switch back and forth.
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