I have tried following the instructions from Google Support, but when I get to step 4:
In the Email routing section, click Add another destination.
I can't proceed because there is no Email routing section.
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If you use the free version of Google Apps, you can't use the instructions you listed. – William Jackson Jul 17 '12 at 16:23
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Are you the account admin? You can't set up user-level forwarding if you have a free Google Apps account, but the users can configure it themselves: Google Support
User-level routing is available in Google Apps for Business and Education.
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So there is no way I can forward emails with their free (< 10 email addresses) account? – Undistraction Jul 17 '12 at 19:15
In Google Apps for Education, there is also have the option of creating an email alias without the need of another account. For example, my account is user@domain.org. With email aliases, I can have e-mail sent to alias1@domain.org, alias2@domain.org, alias3@domain.org, etc. all come to user@domain.org. See these Google Apps Support Docs.
As far as forwarding from one actual account to another, you are limited to receiving mail from only one other account. See this.
It's a quick and easy setup, but it does have to be done by an Administrator.
Apps > Gmail > Default Routing Set default routing: Enter New email address: jondoe@example.com Under #2 click "Also deliver to: Add more recipients" Under #3 leave "Perform this action only on non-recognized addresses" clicked
Under Apps User Account: Aliases > Set Alias: jondoe@example.com
Now setup "send email as" for jondoe@example.com in the @gmail.com smtp.gmail.com Port 465 SSL Username: jondoe@example.com Password: Password of jondoe@example.com Done
Now make jondoe@example.com default if you want.
Now Set a Filter in the Google Apps User Gmail Acct to skip the inbox, delete it and forward to the alias @gmail.com account
Test and Success!
For the free Google Apps account (which they're not giving away anymore) you have to burn a user account for this, as these accounts do not come with mail routing. Create a user account, then setup mail forwarding.
I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for, but you can configure forwarding in the mail-settings of the account (as well as with every "normal" Gmail-account).
