Network Configuration error when logging in | Community
Skip to main content
Newcomer
September 11, 2021
Question

Network Configuration error when logging in

  • September 11, 2021
  • 2 replies
  • 11 views

Hello - 

I have the zoom app on my MacBook. I've logged into the account using my personal (free zoom account) and also my paid business account. I believe the business account caused some network login issues and now I cannot log into the account. Is anyone familiar on how I can restart my zoom application so I can start fresh? 

    2 replies

    Community Manager
    September 17, 2021

    Hey @jes_lyngo, interesting! Are you prompt any specific error?

     

    Also, do you mind me asking how you're logging in? Are you using SSO or just Zoom credentials? You can attempt to uninstall/reinstall Zoom which may help you.

     

    If you believe its a network issue, are you connected to any sort of VPN or Firewall that may be blocking connections? To configure your network firewall, please see the following table. All rules should be applied both inbound and outbound.

     

    Hope this helps and looking forward to your reply! 😄

    Community Manager
    September 20, 2021

    Hey @jes_lyngo, just following up with my reply. Was it helpful? If so, don't forget to click the Accept as Solution!

    jes_lyngoAuthor
    Newcomer
    January 27, 2022

    Hello - 

     

    I hate to say the issue continues. I gave up on using zoom on my Mac and have solely focused on my PC. I've found this not that sustainable and does not offer me a ton of flexibility. 

     

    I'm logging in through traditional login credentials. The error message says "You are unable to login into zoom. Please check your network connection and try again". I've reviewed my firewall settings on my Mac and doesn't seem to be the issue. 

     

    I don't have issues accessing the account on my PC, so I am thinking my company's firewall settings are not the issue and could be something with how the zoom is communicating with my Mac.