Now, that was easy enough, but if you have ZoomPresence, calling is about to get a whole lot better. (Or enter the IP address or SIP URL of the device you’re contacting if you haven’t set up your directory yet.)Ħ) Select the type of call you would wish to make – H.323 or SIP. Here we go!…Ģ) Select the Invite button on the Zoom meeting toolbar.ģ) Navigate to the Invite a Room System tab.ĥ) Select a device from the H.323/SIP Rooms Directory. Specifically, you need to meet the pre-requisites for calling out to your CRC, including actually having a CRC port subscription and a minimum of one Zoom Pro account. Dial out uses a directory, so all the addresses and URIs are saved for you to easily make a call-out.įirst, you need to get your ducks in a row.

Why is this great? It’s a major time-saver. You can now call out to your H.323/SIP devices from the Zoom client on your PC, Mac, iOS, or Android device by using the public IP address or SIP URI assigned to the device. Details on these methods can be found on our support site. You can dial into the to the Cloud Room Connector or join the meeting via pairing.

To recap our earlier Cloud Room Connector (CRC) spotlight post, the Zoom CRC brings traditional H.323/SIP room systems to the cloud by enabling Polycom, Cisco Tandberg, Lifesize, and other endpoints to communicate easily with desktops, tablets, and mobile devices over Zoom. Let’s tackle these one-by-one… Calling Into Traditional Room Systems You’re making or receiving calls to a ZoomPresence conference room. You’re calling out to a H.323 or SIP room system.ģ. You’re calling into a conference room that is using a traditional H.323 or SIP room system.Ģ. Today we’re spotlighting how to call in and out of your conference rooms.ġ. Periodically we here at Zoom like to spotlight one of our features, giving you a full breakdown on why the feature matters and how you can use it to make better meetings for yourself and your participants.

How to call into a zoom meeting