
Use the features below to ensure your meetings and recordings are secure. Select either Sign in to Zoom (to allow any authenticated user to join), or Zoom accounts with a Duke-associated email address (to allow only Duke users).Under Security, select Require authentication to join.Visit and log in with your NetID and password.When scheduling or editing a meeting, enable the feature to restrict it to authenticated users. Note: Anyone can sign up for a free Zoom account, and all Duke students, faculty, and staff are eligible to have a Zoom enterprise account (available at ). If a participant does not have a Zoom account or has not logged into Zoom, they will not be able to join the meeting. The setting is useful if you want to restrict your participants to verified users. The setting “Only authenticated users can join" allows the host to restrict participants to users logged in to a Zoom account, and prevents participants from joining as anonymous guests. For already-scheduled meetings, advise participants of the passcode.

Note: This setting affects any already-scheduled meetings as well as any new meetings using your Personal Room.

You may change the passcode to suit your desires.

Security Settings Required for All Meetingsĭuke Zoom users are required to have one of the following three security settings enabled for meetings: Important: Avoid publishing meeting links on public web sites.

This article is presented in two sections: Protect your meetings by using Zoom's security settings.
