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Zoom AI Companion2023-08-16 06:22 AM
I’m not sure if this will be faster than the support ticket, but I’m working for a startup company, and we’re working on building a remote workforce to handle the tasks of the company.
Two considerable risks with remote work are:
1. Cybersecurity
The company before we acquired
and rebranded it had been hacked
on a couple of occasions, and that
is something we’re striving not to
repeat.
2. Organization-wide cross-compatibility.
How I hope to correct this is by creating a Unifi network package every new hire receives that creates a seamless security protocol, and then it’s determining how seamless we can make it. We like how the Zoom phone works and is so seamless with Zoom Meetings but are wanting to offer desk phones that mesh into the secure network as IOT devices are dangerously insecure. All that to say, that leaves us with one phone option Unifi Talk Phone; however, since it’s a new player in the office phone space, it hasn’t been compatibility checked. Do any of you know what the minimum requirements for compatibility are?
2023-08-17 07:40 PM
hi joe-sherman,
You should check with Zoom as to the minimum requirements. Two of the requirements are TLS v1.2 with aes 256 bit encryption and srtp with at least aes-128.
Please also see Updating root certificates for SIP-based devices
Updating root certificates for SIP-based devices – Zoom Support
In addition to minimum requirements, you may also want to look at supported features. Please see
Supported desk phone features – Zoom Support
Zoom Phone Certified Hardware uses aes encryption for signaling and media.
Encryption
Zoom Phone SIP signaling communications from devices/client to server and during phone provisioning sessions occur over TLS v1.2 with AES-256 bit encryption. Zoom Phone call media is transported and protected by SRTP with AES-128 or AES-256 bit encryption for devices.
Important: By default, AES-128 bit encryption is enabled for devices. Admins must upgrade devices to AES-256 bit encryption using the web portal. Learn more about Zoom Phone encryption.
Zoom Phone Certified Hardware – Zoom Support
You may also find Zoom Trust Center of interest.
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thanks, eliot
2023-08-21 01:11 PM
From my experience, Zoom isn't open to just any SIP device. However, you can sign a waiver to allow 3rd party SIP devices to register with your Zoom phone service. Our concern with that waiver, is that you will need 50 devices to start with. Additionally, Zoom can shut it off at any time without any advanced notification or explanation as to why they shut it off. We found that too risky and wouldn't agree to those terms.