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How do I un-forward my ND alumni email? by El Kabong

I've come to the conclusion I'm too connected to my Comcast email address and want to move to something more flexible. Given the number of accounts that would have to change as a result, it's a process I'd like to start sooner rather than later.

I have a gmail account, but have long used it as my spam catcher, so it's not as simple as just switching over to that. But I've also had an alumni.nd.edu email which has always been an auto-forwarder, so I figure I can use that instead.

This leads to two questions:

1) For those of you who use your ND addresses, do you find there are issues with server space, or is it pretty flexible?

2) How do I shut off the auto-forward? I can't seem to find it on the current version of the website.