I recently got a Yealink A30 for Zoom Rooms, and am trying to understand how to invite it to a meeting automatically using email.  I have a gmail account created with calendaring for the unit, and have the room licensed on my account.

I've added the email to the Zoom Room appliance settings, linked the gmail acct calendar service, and sent the meeting invite which is listed on Calendar properly.  The issue is, it isn't showing up on the panel as an upcoming meeting.  Nor, does it show under contacts.  I am not sure where to start troubleshooting ?

Currently have Crestron tablets as Zoom room schedule displays. Zoom room is integrated with Microsoft calendar rooms. When a meeting is scheduled, the display shows the the m365 Zoom admin account as host. We would like to change this to display the Meeting title instead. Any idea how we can get that changed or if this could be added as a feature?

Bonjour, lorsque une personne dans une salle de discussion demande de l'aide en appuyant sur la "touche besoin d'aide" sur son écran, nous recevons un message sur notre écran (administrateur) "demande d'aide en salle X" est-il possible qu'à la réception de ce message nous ayons un bip sonore pour nous avertir, Merci

I have a question about OAuth 2.0 authentication and communication to Exchange for Zoom Rooms calendar integration.
If you know the answer to this question, please respond.

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In the past, when we used EWS authentication (legacy authentication) for Zoom Rooms calendar integration, communication from Zoom to Exchange occurred irregularly on the M365 side.
However, after changing from EWS authentication to OAuth2.0 authentication, communication to Exchange has not been confirmed.

We were aware that the communication to Exchange was polled from Zoom (AWS), but with OAuth2.0 authentication, is it OK without polling?
(Is polling no longer required?).

I apologize for not understanding, but could you please tell us what polling is for and what is the reason for the communication that occurs in the first place?

I set my zoom rooms to turn off from 8 pm to 8 am. And off on the weekends. One of my staff told me the screen was still on and I ran a test and found that the background image is still displaying. Not much of an energy saving. I'm thinking of putting in a black image but it doesn't make sense to have controls over the screen if the background image is going to be displaying. Is there a way to put the screen and/computer to sleep when no one is in the office?

On the Zoom Digital Signage Platform we recently starting experiencing that we cannot upload any Videos anymore as it shows Upload storage limit reached. We deleted all the previous content and still we cannot upload videos. We did not get any feedback from Zoom local support  or Zoom.us and was forced to use a different account that worked for a month and same error is back on a different account