The "Limiting network bandwidth" feature allows a user to define a bandwidth limit policy that includes a set of clients based on an IP range or CIDR block.  It also allows for the specification of an exclusion range/CIDR block (a set of clients that should be excluded from the limit). 

The examples shown use 192.168.0.X IP addresses (private RFC1918 addresses). 

My question: Are bandwidth limits applied/enforced by individual clients based on their LAN (private) ip addresses? 

Can bandwidth limits also be set on a set of clients that are behind shared nat gateway by specifying the common single wan/public IP (used by the nat gateway) on the limit definition?

I have been trying for 4 hours to merge the chat window onto my meeting screen. I have read every article, watched every video, but there are NO 3 dots with this option. It does not exist. I have moved out of full screen. I have stopped sharing my screen. And NOTHING works or exists to do this. I have my first meeting tomorrow - can someone please help me but not with any more links or articles. Again...the 3 dots that are SUPPOSED to exist where you can MERGE CHAT WINDOW does not exist. Thank you.

Bonjour, 

J'ai enregistré une réunion importante sur la plateforme. À la suite de cette dernière, j'ai attendu que l'enregistrement se «download» complètement avant de poursuivre mes activités mais malgré cela, je ne trouve ce dernier nul part sur mon ordinateur. D'ailleurs, lorsque je vais dans la section «enregistrement» sur mon compte zoom, rien ne s'y trouve, alors que j'ai enregistré plusieurs fois. Comment faire pour retrouver cette réunion ?

When I send a Zoom link to invited persons for a video call using WhatsApp, a message appears:

"You are being rate limited, try again later".

The invitation message is sent anyway, received by invited people.

It happens on WA only, and always, when I send a Zoom link.

Any suggestions to avoid it?

for various reasons I have multiple email addresses besides the one with which I subscribe to Zoom, and I use Outlook for accessing most of them. I recently got a new laptop which uses Windows 11. I realised recently that Outlook was using the wrong default email address and changed it. However, when I try to set up a meeting using Outlook it still defaults to the previous default email address and worse, it still, as it did earlier, refuses to show me any other Outlook/Microsoft Exchange email address, although it happily shows me all the IMAP addresses.

My Outlook default email address is now the one I subscribe to Zoom with but this is not shown and there seems to be no option to add it.

What am I missing here? (everything works very nicely on Windows 10).