Re: Zoom.us Windows 11
Sondra Pevy
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During a meeting I had an unstable internet connection for a while. The video froze a few times. Then a message popped up on the screen - see photo - Saying: "The computer " ***.***.**.*** " is attempting to access zoom.us on your computer. Do you want to allow this connection?"
The computer number looked like an IP address number. I've checked and it's not mine - though I don't have a static one, so theoretically it could have changed during the Zoom Meeting?? I don't know.
Trying not to be too enormously alarmed - but - have I been hacked somehow? Or is this an innocent glitch or one of my other devices attempting to connect somehow? I don't know if computers / devices have ID numbers in that format - do they? If they do, how do you find that number? All I can find is IP address, serial number, model number etc - none of which are the number in the message.
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The Zoom desktop client provides the most control during a meeting; see Zoom's comparison page. Staff/Faculty should already have Zoom desktop client installed by Self Service on a Mac or Software Center on Windows. On a personal machine you can download the client from zoom.us/download
The Zoom Web Portal provides access to your University of Minnesota Zoom account information. The first time you log in to your Zoom account you want to use the Zoom Web Portal (umn.zoom.us) to establish the account
I was wondering if someone can help me go in the right direction. We have recently installed a Sophos XG firewall and we have come across an issue where users are unable to log into a zoom meeting via a the LAN connection using a proxy.
So we have our guest wifi which is completely separate and that works fine (no proxy, transparent), we have our wired desktops and wireless laptops through the LAN ports and neither allow us to connect to the webpage.
What i have noticed though is that we can get to zoom.us homepage fine but when we click to any other page such as support.zoom.us or live training or anything else the same timeout message shows but im not sure why.
Thanks for replying! I just checked our TLS exclusion list and zoom.us has already been added there. But the browser side didnt work. I did look at the applications side and its already there too but set to medium. I cant see where i the option is to edit this to low?
Zoom is a cloud-based web conferencing service that allows users to meet online and share content. Join a meeting from a PC, Mac, desktop, laptop or mobile device -- wherever you have an internet connection. (No need to connect to the ODU VPN.)
Access Zoom in Canvas with the Course Collaboration Tool. Schedule, start and manage meetings directly from the tool. Students can join meetings and access cloud recordings from within the course as well.
Zoom meetings will only show up in Canvas if they are scheduled from the Course Collaboration Tool in Canvas. Meetings scheduled outside of this tool (directly through the Zoom app, for example) will not appear in Canvas.
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