Hi,
I've been using a Skype VoiP number as my business phone and SMS for years. After Skype's retirement, I ported my number to Zoom. My phone works fine, but I can't seem to get my SMS working. I get the same error message saying:

• {"description":"Mobile Phone Number not supported. Must be a Mobile Phone Number that can receive SMS messages.","code":551,"fields":["mobilePhone"]}"
  
  

I am also getting mixed support by Zoom. Last tech support stated that I cannot setup SMS campaign on a VoiP number, and that I would have to use a regular cell phone number for SMS, which would defeat the purpose of this whole setup to begin with. 

Any advice please? Thanks

All our Yearlink T43U phones have today just suddenly started displaying a warning message, indicating that the "User default pwd is in use".

All these phones were provisioned 3 months with a non-default password.

I've tested the default admin password on these phones and it doesn't work, as it should.

Tested the non-default admin password, and that works.

Not sure what set these warning messages off.

They all have the latest firmware version: 108.86.3.1

Is there a way to transfer a call directly to another user's voicemail from a desk phone (we're using Cisco 8861s) even when they are not using their phone? With our previous provider, we were able to key a zero before the user's extension and it went directly into their voicemail rather than ringing their phone line. I am hoping that this is a possible feature with Zoom, as well. 

My office uses the Zoom Phone System for our phone calls and I use both the desktop computer Zoom Workplace app and the Zoom Workplace app on my cell phone.  In the last month, if I am on a phone call for more than 20 minutes, the audio from my end stops working.  The call is still connected and I can hear the person talking, but they cannot hear me anymore.  If I quickly switch the call to the other app (i.e. if I'm using the Zoom Workplace app on my cell phone, I switch to the Zoom Workplace app on my computer) the other person can start hearing me again.  Then like clockwork, after about 20 minutes the audio from my end stops working again.  If I switch back to the other Zoom Workplace app again, they can start hearing me again.  And this just keeps repeating after about 20 minutes.  My tech team seems to think this is something with my home network/internet, but I can talk on my personal cell phone at home on this network/internet for an unlimited amount of time.  I also ran an internet speed test, and it said "Your Internet connection is very fast."  This seems to be a zoom issue, but no one can pinpoint why it is happening.  Any help is very appreciated.  Thanks!