so we use a headset here to answer multiple calls. when i am on one call and the phone rings it rings through the headset and i can't hear my current customer that i am speaking with. is their any setting or any advice to fix this problem. i tried the audio use separate audio device to play ringtone simultaneously and that didn't work. 

thank you, Chris

I recently created a program to sync contacts from our CRM system into Zoom Phone as External Contacts. This works great, but it has the problem of making it difficult to search for internal extensions in the directory. 

It's not so much a problem on the Zoom Workplace app, but it is an issue on our desk phones (Yealink). For example, if I search the directory for 'Jason', it shows the max results of 200, which doesn't include the internal extension for Jason. Searching the full name doesn't return a result, when it did before syncing the external contacts. 

Is there any way to prioritise internal contacts in the search so they are returned before external contacts? If there is a way to amend the LDAP search filter to only show internal users, that would be a suitable solution too. 

We have deployed Zoom Phone system with IP Phones etc at our offices along with Emergency addresses etc.
These all work just fine, and this is for people working remotely using the Desktop Client (on Windows).

Windows 11 has now started prioritizing IPv6 as the default protocol if it is available. So for example if you ping www.google.com in a command prompt it will respond with the IPv6 Address instead of the IPv4.

The problem with this is that the Zoom Client will complain that it cannot confirm my home address location and I will get the error at all times.

There are some workarounds.

1) Disable IPv6 on the router (not ideal)

2) Apply a registry fix to prioritize IPv4 over IPv6 on the OS (needs a reboot)

3) use command Prompt to manually set IPv4 Priority over IPv6 (Does not need a reboot but requires setting on subsequent reboots)

Once you have changed the priority and restart the desktop client the error goes away and it sets the Emergency Address correctly.

Is this behavior going to be addressed in a later version of the Desktop Client so it requires no user interaction?

Thanks

Shad

We are receiving complaints from phone users where their calls are being rejected. When we look at logs, we can see that the user/delegate's iPhone is rejecting the call. When we provide that information to the user/delegate, they are advising that their Zoom mobile app never rang and that they definitely didn't reject the call from their mobile app. The cell is not on Do Not Disturb. This issue has been noticed multiple times and we get the same response from the users, that they didn't touch their cell and their cell never rang.

I have a zoom account with both Zoom Workspace and Zoom phone.  I use the phone for my business.  I want to port my xfinity personal phone number (a landline !) to Zoom.    It looks like I don't need another Phone License to do this, but I can just add another number to the existing phone license I have.  Is that right?  If I have unlimited US/CA on the business phone, and I just add another number to that license (by home number), does the home number inherit the unlimited US/CA as well?  Lastly, if I just add a number to the existing license, can I route business calls to my zoom app on my cell phone, route personal calls to both my cell and my wife's cell as well as a sip phone?   Or do do this, i need another phone license.  Thanks for the help.  Couldn't reach zoom support or sales to get this answer.

My organization recently migrated to Zoom Phones from RingCentral for our VOIP provider. Previously, the CP-8851 phone could transfer calls by following this process:

1. A customer calls the phone number
2. The employee answers the call
3. The employee presses “Transfer” 
4. The employee enters and calls the phone number to transfer
5. The employee presses “Transfer” again before the call answers (to do a blind transfer)
6. The phone calls is transferred to the other phone number 

However, now on step 5, the call disconnects abruptly. All the other functions work fine such as the sidecar/KEM, warm transfers, and speed dials. Even though I believe it to be a Zoom issue, Zoom support says this is a Cisco IP phone issue. 

This video also demonstrates the procedure that should be working. However, the call disconnects after the destination number is entered and the “Transfer” button is pressed for the second time.

Has anyone experienced this issue and/or know how to resolve it?

Hi,

I am currently setting up a set of Poly Rove 40 handsets connected to a Rove b2 basestation. I can access the b2 basestation's web guide to make changes prior to provisioning the station with Zoom, however, as soon as I provision the basestation to Zoom, I can no longer access the basestation's web gui. I just get a "Connection Refused" error when trying to navigate to the basestation's IP address. I need to be able to access the web gui so I can add repeaters to the system. I've tried everything I've found related to fixing a connection refused error with no luck. What am I doing wrong to not be able to access the base station after provisioning?