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Silent auto-start: Disabled by default, this option makes the desktop client automatically and silently start with Windows. Wait until in-progress meeting ends before installing: msiexec /i ZoomInstallerFull.msi /norestart MSIRESTARTMANAGERCONTROL=”Disable” Silent install: msiexec /i ZoomInstallerFull.msi /quiet /qn /norestart /log install.log Install: msiexec /package ZoomInstallerFull.

Setting deployed via MSI/GPO with zRecommendĭeploying and configuring the Zoom desktop client Command-line deployment.

Web setting locked for the account or group.

Setting deployed via MSI/GPO with zConfig.

If settings conflict, Zoom will use the following priority: Some can only be configured by the Zoom Admin or IT Admin and some can be configured by the end user. Settings can be configured in multiple places.

Click on Download for IT Admin or download directly from.

Note: Some of the switches listed below require the latest version of the Zoom IT Installer.

MSI version of the Windows desktop client.

Learn to install Zoom with preconfigured settings for Mac.

Active Directory Administrative Template configuration.

Configuration options for the Outlook Plugin for Windows.

Configuration options for Zoom Rooms for Windows.

Configuration options for the Zoom desktop client.

Deploying and configuring the Zoom desktop client.

Note: MSI installations require elevated administrative rights. Installing with an Active Directory Administrative Template or registry keys, administrators can lock certain features and settings upon deployment of Zoom. If you also want to deploy the Outlook plugin via GPO script, install using a logon script.

If utilizing the MSI installer, Zoom can be deployed via GPO or SCCM. If installing the client via GPO script, install using a startup script for the desktop client. Zoom Rooms for Windows can also be configured with an Active Directory administrative template utilizing Group Policy or registry keys. The Zoom Desktop Client can be mass configured for Windows in three different ways: via the MSI installer for both configuration and installation, an Active Directory administrative template utilizing Group Policy for configuration, or via registry keys for configuration.