Attendees who click the link in the invite to join will not have to enter the passcode. Your meeting invitation will include the passcode. A simple word or series of digits is acceptable for a meeting passcode – the more complex the passcode, the more difficult it will be for attendees who have to type it in to join your Zoom session. A participant dialing in will not be required to enter the passcode unless that feature is turned on by the host. If you turn on the requirement for attendees calling in by phone to enter a passcode, a numeric passcode will be easier for all participants. Select Require meeting password and enter a passcode for the meeting.To add a passcode to a previously-scheduled meeting, locate the meeting in your Zoom desktop application or in your Zoom web portal: Review the list of meetings and look for any that are marked with a red “!” symbol.Navigate to Meetings and view your Upcoming Meetings.

Using your Zoom desktop application or the Zoom web portal: How to See if an Existing Meeting has a Passcode Learn more about the Meeting Passcode and find how-to instructions on the Zoom Help Center site. A passcode and the Waiting Room feature may be used together or separately but one must be enabled for every meeting. To use meeting passcodes, you must enabled the feature in your Zoom settings. In addition to the meeting ID, the passcode must be entered before a participant can join a meeting.Ī passcode can be automatically created and added to your meetings when you schedule in Zoom, or you can designate a passcode to use with your Personal Meeting ID. Zoom will be making the change to “passcode.”Ī passcode is an easy way to make your meetings more secure and prevent unintended participants from joining your meeting.

Note: This site refers to Meeting Passcode, however some Zoom sites and settings may still refer to this feature as Meeting Password.

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