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2023-03-10 04:03 AM
Hello. I have scheduled a meeting where participants need to register. Can I use the same meeting to test and do a dry-run before the meeting takes place with one participant? I have selected the option joining any time. Does anything happen with the meeting if I test it before? Do I risk anything of using the link and allowing one person in who has registered, this person will be my co-facilitator.
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2023-03-11 05:52 PM
Nothing bad will happen. You're free to login in hours or days earlier than scheduled, and Zoom meetings can run up to 30 hours without cutting you off, as well.
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