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Overview:
This interface enables you to email every cPanel user simultaneously. This feature is useful, for example if your server will be down temporarily for maintenance or if you need to contact users about security issues.
Email users
To email your users, perform the following steps:
- Enter your information for the Sender Name, Sender Email, Subject, and Message Body text boxes.
- Select the Send Email to Resellers’ Customers as well. checkbox if you want to also email the resellers’ customers.
Note:To send a message to resellers only, use the Email All Resellers interface (WHM >> Home >> Account Functions >> Email All Resellers).
- Click Send. When you click Send, the page refreshes. Use this time to review the information that you entered.
- Click Send again to send the email. The Emails have been sent! message displays when the email sends.
Warning:You must click Send again to send the email.
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