I have a company with 100 contractors' zoom account under my management. I absolutely double checked their Personal Zoom Linking one by one before paste into my company database. Today I am super surprised that 20 out of the 100 Zoom links do not stay the same!! And the most common type of changes are from https://us05web.zoom.us/***  to https://us06web.zoom.us/***

one from https://us04web.zoom.us/***  to https://us06web.zoom.us/***

and one from https://us02web.zoom.us/***  to https://us06web.zoom.us/***

This will cause a huge trouble for our future company operations because we highly rely on the "never change" Personal Zoom Meeting links. Can anyone help? or at least I need to know how often this change may happen. This drives me nuts.  Thank you!

Can someone please tell me why another company was given a vanity URL that should've, by Zoom's own requirements, been impossible for them to obtain? Our company has owned the domain in question for decades, and now we have to use one of our unused domains for verification of a vanity URL. Not only that, but Zoom support contacted us stating that they wouldn't approve our vanity URL until we add a DNS record to verify domain ownership!! Boy, it would have been really nice if they held the church that took our URL to the same standard! Zoom, you should make this right and give us the vanity URL that rightfully belongs to us. Either that or please change your requirements. It's not fair to play favorites, nor is it good business. 

Hi - Was there something I was supposed to have done?  I have recorded the lessons I teach on Zoom many times, and the last two times, only the audio file is visible, not the mp4??  Any help?  I will attach a screenshot of the Zoom files that got saved.

Thanks,

Sorka/Susanne

Hi there, hoping someone can help me. When I attempt to turn off passcodes in zoom all the ticked boxes are faded and locked. I am the account owner, and as far as I am aware there is no admin above me. How can I create meetings without participants needing a passcode to join? I've followed some suggested posts online, however, all of my security settings around passcodes are blocked.

hola un gusto saludarle, espero su ayuda la verdad soy nuevo en esto y necesito e su ayuda, pasa que me en suscrito  plan pro de zoom esta en activo, sin embargo al programar un reunion me sale que solo tengo 40 min disponibles, que podria hacer? gracias...

When in a meeting, as a participant, and I want to pin several participants, why can I not see anyones video besides the host? ive tried and tried to look thru my setting, and still can't get the gallery view and sort gallery button to come on in meetings. helppppp

I've exhausted all possible avenues of investigation and potential causes and possible workaround on this issue, and still not solved the problem. So I'm hoping experts here in the Zoom community might have some thoughts or even more creative ideas or suggestions, that potentially can resolve this.

Environment: Windows10 Pro x64 PC, including (a) existing "production / customized" Windows #1, as well as (b) an absolutely brand new "factory" Windows #2 fresh install with ZERO done other than simply installing Zoom app right after Windows install completes and the desktop comes up for the first time). Verizon FIOS, with G3100 router.

Symptom: cannot CONNECT (i.e. sign-in successfully) so that Zoom Meetings app launches properly; instead, after either (1) pushing SIGN IN button on Zoom app after entering valid username and password, or (2) pushing JOIN or HOST on web browser interface after successfully signing in to Zoom through web browser, the "connecting" window appears with spinning circle that never completes properly.

Summary of problem: Zoom Client on Windows PC just "spins" while "connecting" using absolutely VALID username/password but the response (and auto-launch the properly installed Meeting app). Something is preventing the expected response activity from producing the expected message back to launch browser which in turn launches Zoom Meeting app.

Clues:

(1) "connecting" spins for both versions of Windows, i.e. existing "production" customized Windows as well as "brand new factory" fresh install with nothing done except install Zoom.

(2) Doesn't matter if I disable Firewall (either Bitdefender, Windows, or Verizon router security set to minimum). I've also tried fully uninstalling Bitdefender, but again to no avail. So it doesn't appear to be a firewall issue, either in hardware or software anywhere.

(3) using the same Zoom sign-in credentials on any other Windows PC WORKS PERFECTLY, and Zoom Meetings app window launches perfectly! So the Zoom account is just fine.

(4) using the Zoom app installed on an Android phone which is connected via WiFi to the same Verizon router (in the house that the desktop PC is also connected to via ethernet cable) WORKS PERFECTLY! This suggests there's nothing in the Verizon internet world or Verizon physical router or its security functionality that is blocking Zoom Meetings from getting launched since the Zoom Meetings app can launch on the phone. Obviously the phone Zoom app is not the Windows Zoom app, but there must be something different that allows Zoom on the phone to sign in successfully and produce the Zoom Meeting interface, whereas it is not successful on the Windows PC.

(5) I have fooled around with browser interface instead of the Zoom app to first sign in to the Zoom account, and this preliminary step is successful. But if I then try to either HOST or JOIN through this web interface, the "connecting" dialog is initiated, and once again results in "spinning indefinitely". For JOIN I enter the meeting ID, and then the meeting password, and then the "spinning" starts.

(6) I have tried with launching the meeting connection automatically by clicking on the URL link in the invitation email, but again as soon as it attempts connecting the "spinning" starts.

(7) I have not yet tried a second physical PC (e.g. laptop) connected to the router, either via ethernet cable or WiFi, to see if Zoom fails to launch on this second Windows PC. If Zoom launches properly then there must be something in the hardware of the primary desktop PC which is relevant, since it's not dependent on version #1 or #2 of Windows running on that primary PC and fails with both of those. If Zoom doesn't launch using a second Windows PC this again points to the Verizon infrastructure as being responsible, somehow.

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I am open to any thoughts or ideas or more creative experiments. I will arrange for a second Windows PC to go through the same router for the next test, so that's in the works.