I belong to a group that meets every single week.  Participants join the meeting by entering a meeting ID and an associated password.   The current Host represents a single point of failure, but has been reluctant to share the Host Role because of stated concerns about "hackers and trolls."  (I don't get the connection, but... )  My thought is that we simply set up the regularly, recurring weekly meetings using the Meeting Room feature so whoever is the Host has to admit any participant before the participant can enter the meeting.  Is this correct?  Are there other options?  Am I missing something?

Our audio options are set for computer and telephone, but no phone numbers appear in the meeting invitation. This is true for both out meetings account and our webinar account. Is anyone else experiencing this? If so, how did you correct this? Thanks.

I am curious if there is an option or setting to allow the host to force a participant into a break-out room? I believe that when break-out rooms are created and opened, participants need to 'join' their assigned room (or there's an option to join a room of their choice).  However, can someone be moved into a breakout room without them needing to select 'join'?

I'm having trouble signing in using Zoom Cloud Meetings 5.16.6 (382) for Linux.  If I sign in with SSO, I am prompted to log in using my browser, and then the Zoom Cloud Meetings client says "Connecting...".  After ~30 seconds, the Zoom client goes back to the login screen and displays "Timeout".

Recording of problem 

I use a proxy, which is configured in the Zoom client.  I have tried various combinations, including manually configuring.

Looking at the connections that are being made by zoom, I see:

~ $ cat /tmp/strace | fgrep connect | fgrep htons 11:53:57
433620 connect(93, {sa_family=AF_INET, sin_port=htons(80), sin_addr=inet_addr("136.226.18.24")}, 16 <unfinished ...>
433620 connect(93, {sa_family=AF_INET, sin_port=htons(80), sin_addr=inet_addr("136.226.12.24")}, 16 <unfinished ...>
433619 connect(93, {sa_family=AF_INET, sin_port=htons(80), sin_addr=inet_addr("136.226.18.24")}, 16 <unfinished ...>
433681 connect(110, {sa_family=AF_INET, sin_port=htons(80), sin_addr=inet_addr("192.229.211.108")}, 16 <unfinished ...>

136.226.12.24 is our proxy.  129.229.211.108 appears to be part of the edge cast CDN.  So, Zoom appears to be connecting to this address without using the specified proxy.  I can't be sure that this is the cause of the timeout, but it is the best explanation I have at the moment.

Is anyone able to login on Linux with a proxy?

Thanks,

Edward

Hallo!

Jeder Installationsversuch für den Desktop-Client schlägt bislang fehl und ich weiß nicht, was ich noch anders machen kann.

Es kommt im Installationsprozess nach Eingabe des Passworts die Fehlermeldung: "Installation fehlgeschlagen. Die Installation ist aufgrund eines Fehlers fehlgeschlagen. Wende dich an den Hersteller der Software."

Ich habe ein MacBook Pro 2021 (Chip: Apple M1 Max), und Ventura 13.2

Was kann ich noch tun?

This might be a basic question but to avoid confusion I thought I would ask.

I used to have an upgraded account. I never paid attention to time limits. Now that I meet in person I am back to the FREE account. I booked a meeting for 2hrs which Zoom allowed me to book on my free account.  There will be multiple people in the meeting (not a 1:1 meeting). Will it kick me out after 40mins even though it allowed me to book a 2hr meeting? I just need to know if I should pay for a 1 month license for the meeting OR since it is not 1:1 can I extend past the 40mins?

Cheers,

tc

Hi, I teach singing over zoom. I use a Focusrite Scarlett with my SM7B microphone with a MacOS 10.15.7. Every so often, maybe 30-45 minutes in to an hour lesson, there is a problem with the audio. It seems to timeout. I cannot hear anything, and my student gets a 'feedback loop' - a clip of a second audio repeating over and over. There's nothing either of us can do to stop it except end the meeting and restart, or wait for 1-2 minutes for it to stop. At this point, I get a notification that zoom is no longer using the Scarlett for audio but my built in output. Then immediately is connects again to the Scarlett and it all works fine.

It stopped happening when I upgraded to premium zoom a few months ago but is now back with a vengeance.

Please help! It's so unprofessional. Thanks.