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Dial the IP address provided to you in the meeting invitation (requires Room Connector port add-on).

How to join a Zoom meeting through other methods

To skip this step in the future, select the Remember my choice for zoommtg links check box.

If this is your first time joining from Firefox, you may be asked to open Zoom or the Zoom installer package.

When asked if you want to open, click Allow.

In the pop-up window, click Open Zoom Meetings (PC) or Open (Mac).(Optional) Select the Always open these types of links in the associated app check box to skip this step in the future.If this is your first time joining from Google Chrome, you will be asked to open the Zoom desktop client to join the meeting.Enter your meeting ID provided by the host/organizer.

Allow it to and the desktop Zoom client will open with you logged in. In some cases your browser may ask if it can open the Zoom app. You will type in your username and password and will be directed back to Zoom. Your default browser will then open and you’ll be directed to the sign in page again: To log in from the desktop client, you select the “Sign in with SSO” option on the login screen:Īfter which you will be asked to type in your organization name, which is “baruch”: Once you do you’ll be in the Zoom web interface. This is where you type your Baruch username and password. If you click “Sign in” you will see the Baruch College login screen: If you don’t remember (or have not set) your challenge questions you will need to email the Helpdesk. If you have previously claimed your account and do not remember your password, you can try to reset it at. You can look at instructions on how to claim your account at.

If you’re a student, you may not know your username or password. BCTC doesn’t need to do anything to set up your Zoom account, you can just log in. Īll faculty, staff and students are eligible for a Zoom account and in fact will have one automatically set up the first time they log in via SSO. You can see instructions on how to log in at. Many Zoom meetings will require you to log in to your Baruch account to access the meetings This is for security reasons–by requiring authentication we can both restrict sessions to members of the Baruch community, and be more able to track users if they disrupt a session. Please follow the instructions on the BCTC Website for how to configure your client for SSO and how to log in to Zoom. As of December 29, 2021, Baruch has switched to using the CUNY Login for SSO login to Zoom.