My boss ran a report for a webinar that we did previously. It listed my location as some place that it should not have, but I am unsure how it gathers the location for an attendee. Can someone let me know how it lists the location?

I am thinking that it could be a few different ways.

1. IP address lookup

2. During registration is it entered?

3. Time-zone or other information entered in my profile somewhere

Hello, 

We've created a Zoom webinar with the registration link - it's set up for manual approval. As the registrations come in I receive the email notification and go into Zoom and approve them. 

What might be some troubleshooting tips - have got a person who is trying to register but getting the message below. 

We keep telling him that he needs to use the email and device associated with his zoom account and he keeps getting this error.

Is there a way to manually add him without affecting/overwriting the other registrants?

There are almost 300 people registered for this webinar so can't start over.  

Hello

We’re looking to run a webinar with a list of attendees that shouldn’t be able to see each other’s names. 

We would like to be able to have a chatroom for questions. 

We understand that we cannot rely on everyone to hide their identity - would there be an option of having everyone being set as ‘guest’ for everyone who isn’t a panelist?

Is there an option besides disabling the chat and have people DM us the questions?

Thanks!

When I created a webinar, I changed the Q&A setting to allow attendees to view answered questions only. Participants do have both "All questions" and "My questions" tabs, but they don't see answered questions from other participants. Is this expected? Should I have chosen to allow attendees to view all questions even if the hosts haven't answered them yet?

Hello,

We had a two-day webinar and noticed that for both days, there were about 20-30 rows of the same name with varying times and sessions. The webinar was 3 hours long, and there are multiple rows with this name that show they were in the meeting, for example, 207, 177, 195, 214, 213 minutes, etc. Do you think this attendee was able to share their specific Zoom link with others, and that explains the 30 repeated names and high session times for each repeated name?

I attached an image of how it looks with the name blocked out, but it is the same name over and over again.

We are trying to get an accurate count of attendees and don't want to miscalculate just because the name is the same. 

Thank you!

Hi there,

I can't seem to find the answer to my question.

On zoom Webinars I can plan to send a follow-up email up to 6 days after the Webinar to attendees and Absentees.

How do you define Absentees? People who registered to the webinar and didn't attend or people who received the invitation and never responded?

Thanks!