Use the app or webpage to start, join, or schedule meetings. For more questions on Zoom, contact the Faculty Technology Center at: You can also, download Zoom for your computer or mobile device, or click “Host a Meeting” above. Videos highlighting the features are available on this site. To learn how to get started with Zoom, visit: /it/zoom. Use your CSUN ID and password to sign in to your host account. Any CSUN user can initiate a video or audio meeting, allowing Zoom to be used for any online meeting, whether between two or many people.Īnyone in the world can join a Zoom meeting, but only a host can start/schedule meetings. Zoom also works with rooms equipped for video conferencing such as Polycom, Tandberg, etc. It can be used from any computer, laptop, tablet, or phone, and it works on PC, Mac, Android and iOS devices. Zoom allows for video, audio, and screen sharing between up to 200 participants. If the setting is disabled, click the toggle to enable it. Under Security, verify that the passcode settings that you want to use for your meetings are enabled. If you add passcodes to an existing meeting, calendar invites will need to be sent again to include the passcode.Zoom, CSUN’s new video and web conferencing tool, is now available to all students, faculty, and staff. To enable passcode settings for your own use: Sign into the Zoom web portal.If you select the passcode option, all attendees-either joining via their computer or by phone-will be required to access the meeting with the passcode (e.g., through the passcode embedded in the Zoom meeting link or by manually entering the passcode via phone or web).Enter your meeting ID provided by the host/organizer. Alternatively, you can join the meeting without downloading or opening the Zoom app, by opening the meeting with the web client.
Passcodes are randomly generated, but can be customized by the host. Enter your meeting ID provided by the host/organizer.These changes further secure Zoom video conferences by preventing unwanted participants from joining your meetings. Now, newly created Zoom meetings will require either a passcode or a waiting room. As of September 27, 2020, if you do not have a passcode on an existing Zoom meeting, a waiting room will be enabled by default.
In addition to this update, Zoom is also modifying their default security settings. Zoom Meetings Now Require Passcode or Waiting RoomĪs you may know, Zoom recently released Zoom 5.0, which provides additional security and privacy for Zoom meetings. The zoom API: create meeting has a password field so I send the following post array via the cURL procedure which will format it into a string, for example: password 8 character numeric number that is generated by my server.
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