I've had a number of issues which may be connected: they've all happened in the past four days after a period of not scheduling meetings with clients.

First client

> I scheduled meetings in the zoom app and they did not appear in my calendar – I tried several times.

> I eventually created a meeting in my calendar and pasted the zoom link into it. I invited my client who wrote back to say "i received the invite but unfortunately it's been jumbled by our firewall"

Second client

> I scheduled a meeting in zoom and this time it went to my calendar in the usual way. Don't know why.

> I then invited my client as I usually do. She responded "it appears I need to sign on to access the invitation"

> I tried again with a new zoom meeting and a new invitation. She sent me a screen grab of an error message: This XML file does not seem to have any style information associated with it.

I'm on a Mac using Calendar and Mail. This all used to work before but now it doesn't.

Hope someone can help.

While I wanted to inform Zoom of 2 URLs that are redirect to a Zoom-looking site to download. I have the program Saraph Secure, which told me the domains where phishing and remote apps are detected. I've been taking my time trying to report these domains, but the person has hidden all information other than how they got the domains.

Hi everyone -

I am experiencing some trouble with spotlighting: All participants are in gallery view and I want to use the Spotlight for Everyone function to spotlight different speakers. This works fine for most people - however for some, this Spotlighting is not visible - instead people see gallery view with the green highlight square moving from speaking to speaker when they are spotlit, but they never see their face large on the screen ... It seems that this happens after I have just ended a screenshare or returned from a breakout group. Has anyone experience the same issue? Any idea how to fix it?

Thanks!

Our Firewall guys use the Zoom published dynamic lists for Zoom meetings. 

List 1: https://assets.zoom.us/docs/ipranges/ZoomMeetings.txt

List 2: https://assets.zoom.us/docs/ipranges/ZoomCDN.txt

Our Teams MTR's can connect just fine to normal Zoom meetings but are unable to connect to Zoom WebinAr meeting types. 

The meeting screen shows briefly then the call disconnects.   I am hoping to track down what potential additional ports and addresses may be required for WebinAr meetings.

We first made changes to the "real time data center location" country selection.  Since when we first started attempting to monitor what was being blocked we had connections attempting to hit hong kong ip space.

I had our business partner test and remove all data centers except for US and Canada and that did not help our test connections.

Has anyone else seen or had these issues with connecting to webinars?

Our units are Crestron Teams MTR's.  Thanks much

Hi Team,

Trust you are doing well

We are migrating our VPN client, because of which we have to do a pre migration feature use case teat and validate that the same zoom function is working post migration, can you send us all the features and options for a meeting in a form of a csv list or lined document for us to validate, we are looking to validate each and every function possible during meetings both from the browser and from the zoom App, both meetings and webinars

Sincerely
Seabiscuit

I often do 2 day conferences on the weekend.
Many times, like this past weekend, on Saturday the recorded video size was 1280x1036, then on Day 2 the recorded video was 1954x1036. 
I did not change any settings, so why does the recording size change.
On both days my presentation was exactly the same, using participant video and a screen share of a pdf,.. etc.
Nothing different at all between the 2 days and I am not changing or "setting" the video zie anything in the system. 

So, my question really is, *What determines the size of the recorded video?* 

Hi there,

I'm a Zoom user encountering an issue while using the Zoom app on my Android phone. I hope to either find a solution or learn if there are corresponding settings available.

Issue Description: Despite disabling auto-rotate on my Android device, Zoom automatically adjusts the orientation of the meeting interface when my phone rotates. This causes inconvenience during meetings. I prefer the Zoom meeting interface to remain fixed in orientation without automatically adjusting based on my phone's rotation.

Is there a setting within the Zoom Android app to address this issue? If not, are there alternative solutions or plans to include similar functionality in future updates?

I have been in a job search for 8 months and often get interview invites through zoom. It never includes the date and time in the invite and even when I download the attachment, I cannot decifer the code to find a date/time. PLEASE ADVISE - this is really important and I cannot seem to figure this out! I refuse to contact the scheduler - just bad!