If you are already in an existing meeting and click a join link, it will prompt you to leave and join the other meeting.You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with using Zoom, or join a meeting without an account. Otherwise, you will be prompted to download and install Zoom when you click a join link. In the same way as Microsoft have their CVI partners creating gateways allowing other clients joining meetings hosted in Teams.Before joining a Zoom meeting on a computer or mobile device, you can download Zoom from the Download Center. So if you want to be able to join Zoom meetings with Teams client, then Zoom have to setup a Teams gateway.
The gateway you are using today () is working cause webex created a gateway that supports Skype, it is not Microsoft that created that and supports Webex meetings with the Skype-client. If there is an update on server side the web application will also be updated and work for the users. But this only what I think.įor the user it better to click the Join link in the invite and then the web browser opens with the latest Zoom, Webex, Bluejeans, etc. If there is an update in Webex, Microsoft have to change the Teams-client and if it doesn't work they have to support it, can be a mess. Since it will be hard for Microsoft to support all changes in the different platforms they will not build in support into Teams. I doubt the Teams client will use SIP, and I if Microsoft build it SIP-support it will probably not be the same SIP dialect as Webex.
0 kommentar(er)
