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2022-06-21 08:28 AM
Occasionally when I am working away from my home site, I will download Zoom to a customer's machine for their use. To test a connection and to ensure that the software is working properly I will login with my own username and password and then log out once I am assured the connection is working properly. I was locked out of my account this morning because I used my account at two different locations last week. Is any way to avoid this? I
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2022-06-21 09:38 AM
I'd recommend creating a separate account to use for testing. It can be a Basic account with no assigned license, which should be fine for testing.
Note that with recent Zoom security upgrades, you might get prompted to enter a 6-digit code sent to the email address of the test account. This will happen for many accounts that are used on a wide variety of machines and locations.
2022-06-21 09:38 AM
I'd recommend creating a separate account to use for testing. It can be a Basic account with no assigned license, which should be fine for testing.
Note that with recent Zoom security upgrades, you might get prompted to enter a 6-digit code sent to the email address of the test account. This will happen for many accounts that are used on a wide variety of machines and locations.