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Zoom AI Companionā2024-09-09 07:37 AM - edited ā2024-09-18 04:59 AM
I created a zoom meeting. There is a security saction where you have to choose al least 1 of 3 options and the default one (that I always choose) is "anyone with the meeting passcode or the link can join the meeting".
However sometimes it asks the attendees the put the passcode in order to join and I don't understand why. I tought maybe it's becasue I myself didn't join the meeting yet but that should not be the problem since I made a colleague a host as well when I created the meeting, and Zoom required a password of him as well.
Does that mean the creator of the meeting always need to attend even when other users are the hosts?
ā2024-09-09 10:55 AM - edited ā2024-09-09 10:57 AM
Your use of terminology here is confusing.
"Only users who have the invite link or passcode can join the meeting" - this is a passcode not a password.
When the host SIGNS IN a password is required.
When a user JOINS a meeting a passcode is required.
The password is for the account.
By default the passcode generated by Zoom is unique for each meeting, but can be manually changed.
The meeting needs to be started by a LICENSED USER in the account by signing in to the account on the web or on a client then starting the meeting. Once the meeting is running any participant can be made the host and the original host can leave the meeting.
If the meeting has been created with the option "allow participants to join at anytime" then any participant with the host key can designate themself as the host.
If there are more than one licensed user on the account then an alternate meeting host can be set using any licensed user. Unlicensed users (basic - free account users) can not be designated.
ā2024-09-09 11:45 PM - edited ā2024-09-10 11:45 PM
thank you for the answer. You're right, I meant passcode each time I wrote password. from what I understand a link to a zoom meeting already includes the passcode withnin so I don't understand why it's required from the participants. Do you mean a licensed user need to start the meeting? that's also weird since my collegue is a licensed user as well and yet Zoom asked him to put the passcode
ā2024-09-10 07:10 PM
You could share the link with the passcode to remove the friction for your attendees. You can do this by copying the link and sharing or using a Zoom app like Salepager for sending Zoom invites.
ā2024-09-18 01:43 AM
that's the problem, it didn't work
ā2024-09-11 02:43 AM
Hello,
You can choose to embed your meeting passcode into the invite link. The meeting passcode will be encrypted and included in your invite link to allow participants to join with just one click and avoid having to manually enter a passcode. An embedded passcode makes your meeting more secure and easier for attendees to join.
Note: If you prefer to disable Embed passcode in invite link for one-click join, your attendees will have to manually enter each meetingās passcode, but invite links already generated with the embedded passcode will still continue to function, as long as the passcode for that meeting is unchanged.
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ā2024-09-18 02:06 AM
how can I disable Embed passcode in invite link for one-click join? where is that option?
ā2024-09-20 07:55 AM
I'm having the same problem. I have enabled "Embed passcode in invite link for one-click join," but my attendees are asked to enter a passcode anyway. Hence, they can't get in and I have to email them a new invite link for us to connect. Why, if you know, is that happening and how can I fix it?
ā2024-09-24 05:14 AM
I am having the same problem - but not for everyone. I usually 'copy the invitation' as indicated when I sschedule a meeting, but over hte last few weeks, Participants have been having difficulty getting in - some spending 15-20 minutes trying and some have given up and logged out completely. Why has Zoom chaanged a system that worked perfectly well until recently? It makes me look to other providers.
ā2024-10-11 04:27 AM
Same issue - links with an embedded passcode that have worked in the past are no longer working, and are now prompting for a passcode; Newly created meetings with passcode embedded in the link are prompting for a passcode. This has been true in internal and external meetings.
I have one report from a team member that they logged out and then logged in again, and then upon joining the same meeting, the link worked as expected for their attendees.
if anyone has guidance as to why this is happening/how to resolve, please let me know!