I had a zoom meeting today for a test and the host told me that my connection was bad and then they shared their screen showing that my connectivity was low and they said my video was cutting off. From my end the connection was fine I can see her and hear her perfectly, I also had a zoom call with colleague to test my connection and he had no issues with me. How is this possible?  How can the host see my connection strength but I can't see their connection?

Do I need an external service for the function of sending automatic reminders of upcoming, planned Zoom meetings, e.g. 15 minutes before the meeting?

I have not found a solution integrated in Zoom.

OS: Mac.
Zoom Version: 6.1.1 (36333)
My subscription: 'Pro Plan'

Thanks for any advice.

In my organization, I meet with a regular list of other Zoom users regularly. I'd like to know if there's a way to create a shortcut (either on my desktop/taskbar or as an Internet favorite in my browser) that when clicked would immediately initiate a 'Meet with Video' request to that user, allowing me to save several clicks and steps within the Zoom client itself (find the user, select them, click the button to initiate a meeting).

I can't find anything obvious, but was hoping someone in the community may have solved this already somehow.

V/R

Paul Stansberry

I have deployed the Zoom App through Jamf Pro to certain devices at a organization I work for. 

The devices can load the app, but cannot login using either "enter your email address", continue with Google, Continue with Facebook. 

The error message for enter your email is: Cannot sign in, please check your network connection.

Google error message: Cannot sign in, please check your network connection.

Facebook: error message 10000600.

I can, however, log into zoom though chrome and it opens the app though the browser, no issues. I can join or create a meeting that way. Why would I be unable to login using the app?

I have created firewall rules from the recommendation of the website.

I can login with the app using laptops and PCs.