Video conference with your entire team.
You will need to be the meeting moderator (host) to be able to edit or remove a meeting passcode. All meeting URLs are automatically being generated with a random passcode for the maximum security. Here is how you can edit/remove a meeting passcode:
Sangoma Meet has a Chrome extension for Outlook and Google Calendar plugin for both Windows and MacOS users. This can be found and installed from meet.sangoma.com:
Sangoma Meet will auto adjust your receiving video quality based on your internet speed and estimated processing available on your machine. Average HD (1080p or 720p) session can take between 2-3Mbps, up and down.
Please have a look at the legal section of our website, in particular:
Sangoma Meet supports dial-in numbers since V1.3. The current list of numbers for any particular room can be retrieved by accessing the meeting details from "Share" button in a live meeting.
We currently offer dial-in numbers on US and Canada.
This page describes the installation and use of the Microsoft Outlook Add-in for Sangoma Meet.
Sangoma Meet is secure and encrypted, thus audio and video transmitted from your computer through the internet is fully secured and cannot be listened to by a third party. The underlying technology is based on WebRTC, which is already part of today's modern browsers like Chrome and Firefox.
If you have any technical questions or need to get in touch with Tech Support, please email us at service@sangoma.com to open a ticket.
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