The Recording Connector, allows on-premise meetings to be recorded to a separate server instead of the host's device. Like the Meeting Connector, this server is deployed within your environment.
Note: The Recording Connector module should be deployed on a separate Node VM from the Meeting Connector module to avoid performance issues.
This article covers:
- How to deploy a Recording Connector module
- How to add external storage to a Recording Connector module
Prerequisites for deploying the Zoom Node Recording Connector module
- Business, Education, or Enterprise account
- Account owner or admin privilege
- A deployed Meeting Connector module
- Deployed Node server based on the Recording Connector system requirements
How to deploy a Recording Connector module
- Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
- In the navigation menu, click Node Management then click Modules.
- Click the drop-down button
, and click Meeting Connector. - On the Services tab, then click Add Services.
- Click Recording Connector.
- Under Install on a node, select the server you want to deploy the service on.
- Under Zone, select the assigned Zone for the Controller.
- Click Advanced Settings to configure the Recording Connector:
- Under Concurrent Recording Count, set the maximum of meetings that can be recorded at one time.
Note: The maximum number of concurrent recordings should not exceed the recommended maximum based on the Node server's hardware. - Under Concurrent Transcoding Count, Set the maximum of recordings that can be transcoded at one time.
- Click Add.
How to add external storage to a Recording Connector module
To add external storage to the Recording Connector module:
- Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
- In the navigation menu, click Node Management then click Modules.
- Click the drop-down button , and click Meeting Connector.
- On the Nodes tab, click the Name of the Node server that the Recording Connector module was deployed to.
- Next to External Storage, click Add.
- Enter the NFS Server IP and NFS Path.
- Click Save.