How to hold participant in zoom meeting (Participant Hold)
Contents
- 1 General use case
- 2 Prerequisites
- 3 Activate Pending Participant
- 3.1 Set in account
- 3.2 Settings in a specific group
- 3.3 Participant settings
- 3.4 Use Participant Hold in a Meeting
- 3.5 Frequently Asked Questions
- 3.6 How do you put someone on hold in Zoom?
- 3.7 How do I stop Zoom participants from Unmuting?
- 3.8 How do I hide Zoom Participants from each other?
- 3.9 Can Zoom hold 500 participants?
- 3.10 How do you increase Zoom participants from 100 to 300 for free?
- 3.11 Can Zoom hold 3000 participants?
- 3.12 Can Zoom host more than 1000 participants?
- 3.13 How do I get Zoom meeting unlimited time for free?
- 3.14 What if my Zoom meeting runs over the scheduled time?
- 3.15 Related articles
When putting a participant on hold (when putting a participant on hold)
You can stop the delivery of video and audio to participants or participants.
This will allow a pending participant to temporarily block the viewing of other participants and allow others to continue the meeting.
General use case
There is an interviewer who discusses the candidate, a dissertation committee who discusses the doctoral candidate, or an intermediary session.
Prerequisites
- Account owner or admin rights if turned on for all users
Activate Pending Participant
Set in account
- Sign in to the Zoom web portal as an administrator with permission to edit account settings, [ Account Settings ] and then click.
- 2. On the Meetings tab, go to the Host can put participants on holdoption and verify that the setting is enabled.
If the setting is invalid, click the status toggle to enable it. When the confirmation dialog is displayed , select [On] to confirm the change.
- 3. (Optional) If you want this setting to be mandatory for all users in your account, click the lock icon and click Lock to check the setting.
Settings in a specific group
- Sign in to the Zoom web portal as an administrator with permission to edit user groups, [ Group Management ] and click.
- Click the group name and then click the Settings tab.
- Go to the Host can put participants on hold option on the Meetingstab and make sure that the setting is enabled.If the setting is invalid, click the status toggle to enable it. When the confirmation dialog is displayed , select [On] to confirm the change.
locked at the account level and needs to be changed at that level.
- (Optional) If you want this setting to be mandatory for all users in this group, click the lock icon and click Lock to check the setting.
Participant settings
- Zoom to sign in to the web portal, [ setting of My Meetings ] and click.
- Go to the Host can put participants on hold option on the Meetingstab and make sure that the setting is enabled.If the setting is invalid, click the status toggle to enable it. When the confirmation dialog is displayed , select [On] to confirm the change.
Use Participant Hold in a Meeting
Enabling the setting allows participants to be put on hold during the meeting.
- Click Manage Participant in Host Management .
Place the cursor on the participant name that you want to put on hold, click [Details], and put it on [On Hold] .
Here, the Participant List shows that this participant is pending.
The participant’s screen will be displayed that will be approved by the meeting host shortly.
When you are ready to return to the meeting, click Release Hold in the Participant List .
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you put someone on hold in Zoom?
How do I stop Zoom participants from Unmuting?
How do I hide Zoom Participants from each other?
- Click Participants in the webinar you are hosting.
- Click More on the Panelists tab at the top of the Participants panel.
- To deselect the option, click View Participant Count under Allow attendees to.
Can Zoom hold 500 participants?
How do you increase Zoom participants from 100 to 300 for free?
Can Zoom hold 3000 participants?
Can Zoom host more than 1000 participants?
How do I get Zoom meeting unlimited time for free?
What if my Zoom meeting runs over the scheduled time?
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