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I use Google Apps free right now with one domain (example.com). Now I have bought another domain (example2.com). Do I need to create a new Google Apps account to use example2.com or can I continue to use the new domain with my first Google Apps account?

I have verified with my first Google Apps account that I am the owner of example2.com by entering a TXT DNS record. So it looks alright and it says that it's verified.

I'm wondering because I want to use example2.com with Google App Engine but when I try to connect my application with example2.com I get a message saying:

Google Apps Administrator Control Panel has not been enabled by the administrator of the domain @example2.com.

It seems that I have to create a new Google Apps account for domain example2.com? I was hoping I could have all my domains administered from one Google Apps account.

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Turns out you can't add your secondary domain as "domain" you have to add it as a "domain alias" for it to work.

See this forum thread for more info

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You can add the second domain to the first account from this link.

If you want to work from a single gmail-account, you can add mail-aliases to the primary gmail-account. If you do this and you send a mail using the second domain, Gmail adds header info about the primary gmail account in it.

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  • Yes I've read that information. But it doesn't help me with Google App Engine.
    – Peter Warbo
    Commented Nov 21, 2012 at 9:34

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