Hello,

I am receiving an unusual error when making a GET request to the /users/{userId}/meetings Zoom v2 API endpoint. I am trying to simply list a user's meetings, but the API is returning an error that is typically associated with creating or scheduling meetings.

Error : code: 3161 message: "Your user account is not allowed meeting hosting and scheduling capabilities."

The same request to other users are being successful, but for one user this error occurs.

Given that this is a GET request, I believe this may be an unexpected error. I am looking for guidance on what could be causing a "hosting and scheduling" error on a read-only endpoint.

Hi Everyone,

I can only view my upcoming meetings until the end of April 2025.

I'd like to be able to view beyond what seems to be just 90 days. I have a schedule that is planned out through July and need to be able to look at, change and confirm details (manually approve participants) for meetings beyond the 90 days, this is very limiting.

There must be a way to set the view to a longer time range. 

Input appreciated!

We occasionally run into an issue where an upcoming Zoom meeting has to be cancelled and a new one created simply because you do not allow the addition of co-hosts when scheduling a meeting (occasionally the original host cannot attend).

We thought we had found an answer to this with the Alternative Host option, as they could start a meaning in the host's absence.  However, we were cut off at the knees with this when it turns out that the Alternative host is required to be a user in the same account.  This cannot work for us.  We need to be able to assign an alternative host that is a licensed user that is not in the meeting creator's account.

The reasons for this are simple:

• We are a nonprofit group and several of us that are licensed users supply online Zoom meetings when needed.
• None of us are willing to share our accounts with someone else, as other members of the NGO are not in our personal companies or are simply unwilling to share their personal accounts (nor should they have to).

We hope that this issue can be resolved in the future as it has created difficulties.

Hi, I've just completed a Zoom recording with audio and video and despite having everything checked and ticked, the recording hasn't saved anywhere is there any way at all of getting this recording? It was an interview with a music hall of famer so don't really want to go back and ask for the interview again as that would be embarrassing for me.

Thx

In 2020 during the early days of COVID, using the Zoom website, I created a recurring meeting/no fixed time for a study group that meets weekly.  Separately, I created a recurring meeting in Outlook and set the location to be the Zoom meeting link/URL.  The Outlook meeting repeated for 6 months then I created a new Outlook meeting for the next 6 months....  This worked great for years.

Earlier this year, in Zoom, my recurring meeting magically changed to separate meetings once each week, matching the meeting cadence in Outlook.  This was unwanted behavior.  I made no changes in Outlook.  At the time, I had integration turned on so Zoom would see the meetings and display a notification to start the meeting (on Windows 11 Pro).

I've been advised to turn off the integration on both sides (which I've done) to address a related issue.

I've tried changing the meeting in Zoom to non-recurring via the Zoom website - cleared the recurring check box, saved the change, still recurring.

Deleting this meeting  and creating a new Zoom meeting to replace it could be a simple solution but it isn't an option - the link has been widely distributed and the participants are mostly very non-technical - switching to a new meeting link will confuse many of them.

How can I get this Zoom meeting to be non-recurring (so I can restore it back to recurring/no fixed time)?

[Current versions of Zoom Workplace app, Outlook/Microsoft 360, and Windows 11 Pro.]