We have a bunch of Microsoft Teams Room's using Logitech Rally Bar. 

Recently, all the rally bars got updated to allow "Direct Guest Join": Enable Teams Rooms devices to join third-party meetings - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Docs

Everything works fine if the meeting is NOT password protected, however when the invite contains a password, the Zoom-Client in Teams Room is unable to authenticate. 

The Response from Logitech is: Ask Microsoft. 

The Response from Microsoft is: Ask Zoom. 

Does anybody else have the same issue? 
Thank you! 

Hello, 

Our Zoo tenant forces users to SSO authentication, but we would like to log in the owner user with email authentication instead of SSO authentication.
And, I've found the following article and understood the way to bypass SSO.

https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/115005756143-Changing-account-security-settings

Click Select Domains to set which domains must sign in with SSO and specify users who can bypass SSO sign-in to use a work email and password sign in.

However, I failed to sign in with the owner user by email authentication.
I guess the cause is that the domain of the owner account is different from Associated Domain registered.
Is there way for the owner account, whose domain is different from Associated Domain, to log in by email authentication?

Regards

My partner and I have two profiles for Zoom Pro. I want to give him the alternative host for some meetings, that he can start them.

My question: Is the only opportunity to give him the alternative host when he is member from my zoom account or can he also join the meeting with his own account? 

If he has to be member from my account, does he pay the prize for the license or can he just start with his own, which he already has?

I have account (email). And know password. All works.

But this email was delete from our corporate server and now

I can’t change the mail because I can’t go to the account, because the verification code comes to the mail, but this mail is not. What to do? Help

I am a zoom administrator and am often asked about the state of upcoming meetings, particulary when the user no longer works for the business.  Our offboarding process is to check for the departed users meetings and then ask the manager of the user what should occur with the meeting(s). We do not have access to the users outlook calendar which is no help.

The question I raise is: when we find upcoming meetings are they just current ones or can they be a mixture of current and expired meetings. If a mixture how can we determine those that are expired so that we can delete them before emailing the manager.

Does anybody else experience their zoom desktop client unable to launch a meeting? 

When I try to join a meeting my zoom freezes (picture attached) and I then my computer freezes. I've tried to uninstall, reinstall, but problem persists. I'm wondering if it's a Zoom-Windows 11 issue?

Any information you can provide would be a great help!

Hi - I just had a zoom meeting and recorded the session to my local drive. When logging into Zoom and navigating to the Local Recordings page, I can see the meeting, (it has already been converted) but when clicking to OPEN the recording, it does not exist on my hard drive.

I clicked the link as soon as the recording finished, so I know it hasn't been deleted. 

Thanks -- 

Chris