Any idea if this applies for a domain that's an alias to your primary domain?
For example, if you have foo.com as your Google Apps domain, and you have foo.us as an extra domain that was aliased but then expired, does that expose the foo.com Google Apps account?
I haven't used the alias feature, myself, but I believe the grand parent post is asking about a circumstance where your Google Apps account specifically does know about and supports the second domain (as an alias).
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Any idea if this applies for a domain that's an alias to your primary domain?
For example, if you have foo.com as your Google Apps domain, and you have foo.us as an extra domain that was aliased but then expired, does that expose the foo.com Google Apps account?
If Google Apps doesn't know about foo.us, then I think that answer would be no. (Though I would confirm this with someone more knowledgeable)
I haven't used the alias feature, myself, but I believe the grand parent post is asking about a circumstance where your Google Apps account specifically does know about and supports the second domain (as an alias).
Exactly. Thanks for clarifying :)