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Labels: Labels: How-to Microsoft Teams. Ryan Steele. Thank you! Jody Finch. Jeff Harlow. I hope this helps! Graham Walsh. It is updated. What is happening here? This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 0. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Search the community and support articles Microsoft Teams Teams for education Search Community member.

Weerachai Chaijamorn. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 0. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Click the down arrow next to Add and click Add to a Team.

From there, search for and select the channel or team you want to use the integration in, and click Set up a bot. Follow the user wizard to get everything configured.

Click on Sign in to access Zoom and start using the integration. With the Zoom Meetings tab on Microsoft Teams, you can schedule meetings with anyone else in your team that also has Zoom. A pop-up tab will appear that allows you to search for the people you want to include in your meeting. Once selected, hit the Start button. You can also click on Schedule a Meeting in the Zoom tab to arrange a conversation for later.

You can also add a password to the meeting if you want to make it more secure. When you add the Zoom integration to Microsoft Teams, you get two things, the Zoom meeting tab and the Zoom bot. The tab is great for launching and scheduling meetings. It also gives you the option to instantly share your screen. If you want to:. When your meeting ends, your bot will post a summary and recording link in your Microsoft Teams chat.

To join a Microsoft Teams meeting from a Zoom room, sign into the Zoom web portal.

Zoom and Microsoft Teams Integration Options.

 
Microsoft Teams Rooms devices support a one-touch experience for joining third-party online meetings, also referred to as Direct Guest Join. You can use the Zoom integration in the Microsoft Teams app store, or the Zoom Meetings bot. You can launch meetings with the Microsoft Teams tab or bot. Users can also join Microsoft Teams meetings from Zoom Rooms.

Can i join a microsoft teams meeting with zoom. Enable Teams Rooms devices to join third-party meetings

Be sure to go into your device settings Main Teams Screen ‘ I just saw that Graham Walsh wrote up a thorough how-to. Check that out astraitman. Nice job Graham. Jody Finch Thanks for the detailed response. I am using the Logitech Rally Plus it is a certified device. I do not see the option Settings for Meetings. The device is acting like a Room.

I can use the proximity join feature as expected. He confirmed that his Rally’s are showing the option. Jody Finch What device is he using for Teams Room? I have the Nuc with Tap.

That screen does not look like mine. For example, I have a blue bar at the top. We do have web filtering via the Palo Alto. I excluded this device to see if that makes any difference. We are not a government tenant.

IF anything, we actually have first release enabled on all of our accounts and the tenant. I did log into the device as the admin. I am able to access the web. Even downloaded Edge : No noticeable limitations. I just did a reset device and still not showing those options nor showing in TMR I assume this is referring to the Teams Admin. Just seen you’re on 4. Open the Microsoft Store and do a check for updates. You should be on 4. Graham Walsh I was actually coming back to report that over the weekend the device started working as expected.

But I see now, that more than likely the app just updated it self over the weekend. Still running into a few hiccups. For example, it seems to going to sleep and when it wakes, it can take a couple of minutes some times. I jumped into Windows and turned off all power savings and set it to max performance it is after all an i7.

I can now manage the device through Teams Admin as well. However, I am surprised I cannot manage updates or even check for updates. The device is also still running of Windows.

Not sure why 20H1 is not available much less 20H2 at this point. One other thing, and this might be a uservoice request. I love how on the Tap, it shows the upcoming meeting. I would like that to appear on the TV as well instead of just the Time and Room name. Graham Walsh Thanks for the update. Interesting they are so far behind. My only concern with these kind of devices is long term support.

Hopefully that will not become an issue. I was thinking about Intune but I thought devices in intune had to be licensed to a user. This is for a conference room.

I suppose, since the conference room has a mailbox and a license, I could use that same account I figured the FoR display could not be altered and user voice was going to be the answer. Hopefully, MS opens this up more. Feels like a no brainer to display the upcoming meeting though. I used the Zoom preview today and had a few issues.

It decided to use our content camera for the webcam and I wasn’t sure how to make it use the other camera. For some reason in the middle of the meeting the screen also went black for a little bit, and when it came back we were not longer able to see the slide show. Just thought I would post some feedback. This was only our first meeting using Zoom on a Teams Room device. Products 68 Special Topics 41 Video Hub Most Active Hubs Microsoft Teams. Security, Compliance and Identity.

Since the meeting is hosted on the Microsoft Teams platform, the Microsoft Teams device can still share content as they would normally. On the Zoom Rooms side content can be shared from a separate device dedicated to sharing the content, such as a laptop or other personal device.

That device simply needs to be invited to the meeting alongside the Zoom Rooms account. Secondly, since the meeting is communicating across two different providers, adding additional Zoom participants while the meeting is in progress can be an issue. The Microsoft Teams Room touch control can only add participants from within its Microsoft Teams network. We found that it is easiest to invite all of the necessary participants with the initial meeting invite.

This includes the secondary Zoom device that can be dedicated to sharing content. Our remaining concern is the lack of support for the process on android based devices. At the moment it is unknown if android based systems will get the functionality in a future update. We know there is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Each unique situation requires a unique solution. We have Microsoft Teams experts and Zoom experts ready to assist you with any questions you may have.

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