• Only those hosting a meeting need to have a Zoom license. Participants do not need any license to join.
• Those who request a Zoom license need to have a CUNET Account first. If they do not have one, the faculty/college/institute/office with which they are affiliated needs to submit a memorandum requesting a CUNET Account with a Zoom license for them.
• There is no time limit on meetings.
• Up to 300 participants can be hosted.
• Authorization to use Zoom is automatic.
• If you have purchased a license earlier, when logging in the system will ask you to consolidate the accounts or change the email linked to the previous account. If you purchased a Basic License before, it is advisable to consolidate the accounts as you will then be entitled to the new license. However, if you purchased a license earlier, it is up to you whether you wish to use the same license or not. If you wish to use the same license you will need to change the email. If you wish to consolidate your purchased license with the one provided by the university, you will be entitled to the same license and the system will give you a refund of the outstanding balance of the subscription (This usually takes 7-14 days).

For information about how to combine accounts, visit https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/360035969131-Account-Consolidation-with-Managed-Domain