Set account IDs* that the client is restricted to join meetings hosted by specific Account ID numbers Prevent users from renaming before joining a meeting if signed in via SSO Prevent users from renaming before joining a meeting if signed in via Google This item will not apply if DisableLoginWithSSO is set to True. If set to True, users can still switch to other login methods. Specify if SSO is the default login method. Predefine the vanity URL used to log in using SSO.Įxample: Enter 'success' to set the SSO URL as Specify if signing in with email is disabled.

Specify if signing in with SSO is disabled. Specify if signing in with Facebook is disabled. Specify if signing in with Google is disabled.

If false then user will be prompted to trust the certificate or not. Specify if the app will stop for an invalid certificate. If you do not specify a parameter, the default value is used. Learn more about auto-launching the PWA on Chrome OS devices. We strongly recommend admins begin migrating users from the ChromeOS app to the new Zoom for Chrome PWA to ensure a smooth transition. Note : The Zoom for Chrome PWA is separate from the ChromeOS app and is intended to replace it, as support for ChromeOS apps are being phased out across all operating systems by Novem. You can set policies that control login features. If there are no updates available, you will see a message stating “You are up to date.If you're an admin that manages Chrome OS devices, you can configure Zoom for Chrome OS using the Google Admin console. If an update is available, it will be installed. Here, Zoom will automatically check for any available updates. In the menu that opens, click “Check for Updates.” Then, in Zoom’s top-right corner, click your profile icon. To do so, first, open Zoom on your computer. If you are on Linux, or if Zoom doesn’t seem to be updating automatically on your Windows or Mac computer, force the app to check for and install new updates. Update Zoom Manually (Windows, Mac, and Linux) Save your settings by closing the “Settings” window.

Fast: This option will give you more frequent updates, but at the possible cost of app stability.

Slow: If you select this option, Zoom will get fewer updates but your app experience will be more stable.Next to the “Automatically Keep Zoom Up to Date” option, you have a drop-down menu letting you select how often you wish to receive Zoom updates.

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