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This change will force all Zoom meetings to use passcodes and cannot be disabled.  
 
This change is intended to provide easy and basic protection against unwanted guests guessing the meeting ID through brute-force. This change will retroactively apply to any meetings currently scheduled.

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If you have a meeting scheduled, it will become protected by a passcode, you will need to send an updated invitation. Please see the instructions below.

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titleHow does this affect scheduling a meeting?

If you are scheduling a meeting, the passcode field will be checked by default and a random passcode will be generated alongside. You can change the passcode if you like, however, it cannot be completely disabled.

Keeping the passcode strictly numeric may make it easier for users joining via phone call.

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titleI’m the host and I had a meeting scheduled, where do I find the passcode or get an updated invitation? 

Navigate to https://felician.zoom.us and sign-in, a link to the Meetings or Webinars page will be on the left.

Click on a meeting or webinar’s name to open its details where you will be able to reveal the password as well as copy an updated invitation if needed.

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Make sure to update the invitation on already scheduled meetings so your attendees will have the new link and password!

Once you’ve copied the new invitation, you can update the calendar item in Outlook by double clicking it. Replace the original invitation and click Send Update.

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