I’d expect that to start the meeting, but instead it prompts for the passcode, and if there’s a waiting room, the user has to wait for the host to start the meeting - when the intention is to use the SDK to be the host. Var result = meetingService.Start(startParam)

ZoomuserType = ZoomUserType.ZoomUserType_APIUSER, WithoutloginStart = new StartParam4WithoutLogin UserType = SDKUserType.SDK_UT_WITHOUT_LOGIN,

Use the ZAK in a MeetingService.Start call:.

I can try the latest SDK if necessary, but it will take a little longer.)

(I looked in the release notes, and didn’t see this as a bug fixed since 5. I’m currently using 5., but want to migrate to 5. I would expect that to be seamless, just as for a logged-in user - but it appears to be trying to join the meeting instead. I’m trying to work out how to keep the existing functionality - in particular, starting a scheduled meeting. *Outlook and Google Calendar users will have the most seamless way to get Zoom meetings on calendars using these tools respectively.I understand that direct login has been removed from the Desktop Meeting SDK (which will make things much less convenient, but I’m not trying to appeal that decision). Next, the assistant may use the following tools to create meetings where someone else is the host (once Scheduling Privileges are provided). Completed by the person who will do the scheduling (i.e. the assistant) *If a message appears that they are not a user in your Zoom account, please ask them to sign in to Zoom correctly so a Stony Brook account is created for them. Scroll down to the bottom of the page. Next to Assign Scheduling Privilege to, click the + sign and add the email address of the person you want to schedule Zoom meetings for you.Step 1: Completed by the person you need to schedule for (i.e., your supervisor)įirst, the person you need to schedule for must assign scheduling privilege to you in Zoom's settings by following these instructions. Once you have scheduling privileges, you can create meetings for that person in Google Calendar, Outlook, Zoom app, and more.

Zoom Scheduling Privileges allows you to schedule Zoom meetings for someone else (like your manager) so that s/he is the host and has complete control of the Zoom Meeting room.

Zoom start meeting without login