Zoom Cornell Login (2024)

FAQs

How do I log into my Cornell Zoom account? ›

If you can't sign in to Zoom on desktop, mobile, or browser, there might be issues with your password or the email address you registered with Zoom. You may also receive error codes when signing in, or you may not be able to receive the verification code to access your account.

When you sign in, you will receive a message that says, "Your account <your email address> is blocked for 30 minutes due to reaching the maximum 5 failed login attempts." You can wait for 30 minutes before attempting to sign in again or contact Zoom Support to unblock your account immediately.

In the navigation menu, click Account Management then Account Settings. Under the Security section, verify that Only authenticated meeting participants and webinar attendees can join meetings and webinars is enabled and then click Add Configuration.

To get started, activate your Cornell Zoom account. You can join meetings by using your web browser or with the Zoom software (how to install). Attendees of Zoom meetings do not need to be affiliated with Cornell. Note: Alumni are not included in the Cornell Zoom license.

If you are experiencing issues joining a Zoom meeting using a meeting link or through the Zoom desktop client, you may need to manually enter the meeting ID and passcode. Follow these steps to manually enter the meeting ID and passcode. Log in to the Zoom desktop client. On the Home tab, click Join.

If you are creating a Zoom account independently, the age restriction will still apply. For more information, see Zoom's Terms of Service. If you receive this error because you entered an incorrect date of birth, clear Zoom cache and cookies from the settings before you enter the correct date of birth.

Go to the sign-in page on the Zoom web portal. Below the standard email address and password entry, click either the Apple, Google, or Facebook icon. You will be brought to either the Google, Apple, or Facebook sign in page. Enter or select your credentials.

Open a web browser and go to zoom.us/forgot_password. Enter your email address and verify the reCAPTCHA. Click Send. You will receive an email with a link to reset your password.

In the navigation panel, click Account Management then Account Settings. Click the Meeting tab. Under Schedule Meeting, click the Bypass the passcode when joining meetings from meeting list toggle to enable or disable it.

What is account lockout after failed login attempts? ›

Reference. The Account lockout threshold policy setting determines the number of failed sign-in attempts that will cause a user account to be locked. A locked account can't be used until you reset it or until the number of minutes specified by the Account lockout duration policy setting expires.

This message means the meeting or webinar is configured to require authentication. You must have set the meeting up with this setting. To successfully join the meeting or webinar, participants must sign in to Zoom with an email address authorized to join the session.

In the navigation menu, click Account Management then Account Settings. Under Security, scroll to Only authenticated meeting participants and webinar attendees can join meetings and webinars. Next to Meeting & Webinar Authentication Options, click + Add Configuration.

Sign in to your desired account using your corporate email or the email used when you signed up for Zoom. You can also sign in using SSO, Google, Apple, or Facebook. Note: If you're logged in to multiple Google accounts, you will be able to choose the account used to sign in to Zoom.

The previous meetings you have hosted are accessible to you as the host and to your Zoom account admin/s and owner. To view the previous meetings you have hosted, Sign in to the Zoom web portal. In the navigation menu, click Meetings, then Previous.