We have used Webinars/practice sessions for a while and first had this issue Jan 4.  The practice session worked as expected. When "Start Webinar" was clicked waiting attendees got a loading graphic (based on reports) and were not admitted.  There were over 150 attendees waiting to get in and the Participants counters never rose above 0.

We were finally able to launch the webinar by ending the event for all, restarting it, connecting presenters, then going live.  Any idea what happened or potential solutions shy of ending the event entirely?

The Instructions to create a Zoom Events Hub states click 'Manage' which is on the top-right corner of the page. I cannot find this 'Manage 'option. It is not present on the page even after refreshing since assigning the license. I'm stuck with an event next Thursday. Please help.

I am the account host for a recurring zoom meeting, although another person is the real hostess while I attend.  This meeting is recurring and attendees can join at any time - though they expect to meet others at a designated time monthly.   This seems to work by itself - no conflicts as below - even if I am late to sign in.   

Then I occasionally have a class (zoom webinar) to take, which is hosted by completely different host.   That class starts before "my" meeting, and it seems to prevent my regular recurring meeting from happening during that time, even if I didn't sign in.  

What's the key to keep both active?   

What doesn't work:  When I join a class webinar, it seems to block out the meeting, and I get a lot of emails from zoom about people joining the webinar (without their email addresses), and their multiple attempts so presumably they are attempting and failing.  And it doesn't provide me any return email address.  

Can I "start" hosting my meeting first, then still join the class webinar?   Do I have to enroll for the class with a different email? Different device? 

If I write the wrong email adress for a panelist in the invitation form... what happens?

For example:

- the right email adress is AB@gmail.com

- but I wrongly write BA@gmail.com (I reverse the two letters positions).

In this case obviously the panelist will not receive his invitation.

But from my point of view I'm sure he received it because I didn't notice my mystake!

Zoom is able to sent me (the host) a notification that warns me that the email sending wasn't successsful?

Thanks