Release notes for Zoom Node
Zoom provides up-to-date release notes for Zoom Node. This article contains information about recent changes, including new and enhanced features, updates to existing features, and bug fixes. Additionally, you can find information about the minimum supported version for Zoom Node in the minimum enforced version documentation.
Table of Contents
- Upcoming Release
- Released
- June 15, 2025
- April 18, 2025
- March 16, 2025
- February 8, 2025
- December 15, 2024
- November 4, 2024
- October 7, 2024
- September 14, 2024
- August 10, 2024
- July 5, 2024
- May 26, 2024
- April 19, 2024
- March 10, 2024
- February 3, 2024
- January 21, 2024
- December 17, 2023
Upcoming Release
Details about upcoming releases will be posted as they become available.
Released
June 15, 2025
Version: 3.13.0.20250612.763
New, enhanced, and changed features
| Type | Feature title | Description | Platforms |
|---|
| Changed feature | Enhancements to regional data center selection and traffic routing | Account owners and admins will be prompted to choose their preferred data center region when installing Zoom Node. The system will then configure network routing to direct all traffic through the selected data center instead of defaulting to nws.zoom.us. | |
| Changed feature | Enhancements to file storage for team chat | Account owners and admins can store files and screenshots shared in Zoom Node Team Chat within their local premises using an on-premise file repository server, enabling compliance with banking industry regulations. Admins can access these files through the Zoom Web portal or directly from the server. This feature enables organizations to meet stringent data residency requirements while maintaining seamless file-sharing capabilities. | |
| General features |
|---|
| New or enhanced feature | Private meeting status indicator | Users can now easily identify when they are participating in a private mode meeting through a new visual indicator in the security shield icon. The green shield icon will be surrounded by a house symbol when connected to private mode meetings, while maintaining the existing checkmark or lock (for end-to-end encryption) indicators. When clicking on the shield icon, the security dialog provides detailed connection information, displaying the specific data center domain name to which users are connected. | Windows
macOS |
| Recording Connector |
|---|
| Changed feature | Support for Recording Connector info in API JSON response | When retrieving recording information for recordings generated via the Recording Connector or the Recording Hybrid services, the Recording Zone (rc_zone), Recording Connector Instance ID (instance_id), and the Recording Connector service name (service_name) will be listed in the response. | |
Resolved issues
| Description | Platforms |
|---|
| Minor bug fixes | |
| Security enhancements | |
April 18, 2025
Note: Support for Hyper-V deployment was pulled from release, and will be available in another upcoming release.
Version: 3.12.0.20250409.721
New, enhanced, and changed features
| Type | Feature title | Description | Platforms |
|---|
| Changed feature | Enhancements to sub account resource management | Account owners and admins can now implement a three-tier master-master-sub account structure for more granular license management. Master accounts have controls to grant Zoom Node and module licenses to sub accounts, enabling sub accounts to create their own Zone Controllers and Hybrid Meeting Media Routers. In addition, there is added support for switching sub accounts between Meeting Connector and Zoom Meeting Hybrid resources, with toggles to control dashboard visibility of exclusive and shared resource pools. Master accounts can monitor resource usage across all tiers while maintaining centralized control over license distribution. These capabilities provide service providers with enhanced flexibility in managing licenses and resources across complex organizational structures. | |
| Changed feature | Enhancements to email notification settings | Account owners and admins can add email addresses outside of their organization's domain, when configuring email notifications for Zoom Node services. This allows non-Zoom users to receive notifications about service-related issues. | |
| Changed feature | Data center transition for hybrid meeting and recording services | Due to the migration from 2-letter to 3-letter data centers, an automated process is available for migrating hybrid meeting ZCs and recording ZCs. The migration involves domain name changes for hybrid meeting ZCs and requires restarting all Meeting Recording Resources (MMRs) in the affected zone. The system handles all migration tasks without requiring customer intervention, similar to MMR updates. Migrations are scheduled during off-peak hours to minimize service disruption. This transition ensures continued service availability before the May 2025 decommissioning of 2-letter data centers with hybrid resources. | |
| Zoom Hybrid Meeting module |
|---|
| New or enhanced feature | Enhancements to web client meeting routing | Account owners and admins can configure local Real-time Web Gateway (RWG) as a component of the Meeting Hybrid service module on Zoom Node. The local RWG allows the Zoom Web App to connect directly to private meetings hosted on the node, keeping meeting media traffic within the country. Admins can configure RWG settings at the account, group, and user levels to enforce local RWG usage for private meetings. This configuration helps organizations comply with local regulations requiring meeting media to remain within country borders. | |
Resolved issues
| Description | Platforms |
|---|
| Minor bug fixes | |
| Security enhancements | |
March 16, 2025
Version: 3.11.0.20250315.272
New, enhanced, and changed features
| Type | Feature title | Description | Platforms |
|---|
| Changed feature | Enhancements to syslog reporting capabilities | Account owners and admins can monitor Zoom Node operations through expanded syslog integration. The system sends detailed logs about node operations including restarts, shutdowns, upgrades, and configuration changes. Syslog reporting includes certificate operations such as new certificates, expired certificates, and automatic re-key events. The system also tracks agent and module operations including additions, removals, and status changes. | |
| Changed feature | Enhancements to recording notifications and logs | Recording services now have comprehensive information about recording locations, including recording zones and services available via API responses. When recordings are split into multiple sessions, the system will display completed recording sessions after timeout, while maintaining a "recording in progress" status for incomplete sessions. These enhancements improve recording tracking and troubleshooting capabilities. | |
| Changed feature | Data center transition for hybrid meeting and recording services | Due to the migration from 2-letter to 3-letter data centers, an automated process is available for migrating hybrid meeting ZCs and recording ZCs. The migration involves domain name changes for hybrid meeting ZCs and requires restarting all Meeting Recording Resources (MMRs) in the affected zone. The system handles all migration tasks without requiring customer intervention, similar to MMR updates. Migrations are scheduled during off-peak hours to minimize service disruption. This transition ensures continued service availability before the May 2025 decommissioning of 2-letter data centers with hybrid resources. | |
| Recording Hybrid module |
|---|
| New or enhanced feature | Enhancements to recording downloads through API | Account owners and admins can leverage the Meeting API to download recordings stored in on-premises Network File System (NFS) storage. The system generates secure download URLs through the Content Streamer service, maintaining data security during file transfers. When requesting recordings through the API, the response includes individual URLs for each recording component, such as audio, video, and shared content files. | |
| Zoom Hybrid Meeting module |
|---|
| New or enhanced feature | Enhancements to web client meeting routing | Account owners and admins can configure local Real-time Web Gateway (RWG) as a component of the Meeting Hybrid service module on Zoom Node. The local RWG allows the Zoom Web App to connect directly to private meetings hosted on the node, keeping meeting media traffic within the country. Admins can configure RWG settings at the account, group, and user levels to enforce local RWG usage for private meetings. This configuration helps organizations comply with local regulations requiring meeting media to remain within country borders. | |
Resolved issues
| Description | Platforms |
|---|
| Minor bug fixes | |
| Security enhancements | |
February 8, 2025
Version: 3.10.0.20250208.617
New, enhanced, and changed features
| Type | Feature title | Description | Platforms |
|---|
| Changed feature | Improvements to managing large-scale Zoom Node updates | Account owners and admins can configure advanced options for rolling updates of Zoom Node deployments with hundreds of services. They can schedule updates, set batch sizes, and concurrency limits, specify error thresholds, and define pause and rollback strategies. Admins can also monitor updates in real-time, view logs, pause, cancel, or roll back as needed. This provides flexibility to manage updates efficiently in large environments. | Web portal |
| Changed feature | Enhancements to survivability token configuration and deployment settings | Account owners and admins can manage and retrieve survivability tokens within the Zoom Web Portal. Admins can download pre-configured registry files for Windows and plist files for Mac to simplify the token deployment process. The enhanced token management experience helps admins efficiently configure survivability settings across their organization's devices. | Web portal |
| Changed feature | Enhancements to recording file location visibility | Users who record meetings with Zoom Node Recording Connector can view their recordings listed in the Web Portal. When accessing recorded meetings, users can see the complete Network File System (NFS) storage path where the recording files are stored instead of download links. The file path information includes the date and meeting UUID directory structure. This visibility helps users easily communicate the exact recording location to their admins for file retrieval. | Web portal |
| Changed feature | Enable Private Meetings by default | Admins can configure whether users set up private meetings on or off by default or forced on every time (enabled and locked for every meeting). When set to Default Off , private mode is not turned on by default but can be selected by users when setting up a meeting. When set to Default On , private mode is turned on by default but can be deselected by users. This provides admins with more flexibility to encourage the use of private meetings while still allowing users to choose their preferred meeting mode. When set to Forced On , private mode is automatically turned on. | Web portal |
| Recording Hybrid module |
|---|
| New or enhanced feature | Introducing Content Streamer for on-premises recording access | The new Content Streamer service enhances the Zoom Recording Hybrid module to enable users to replay recordings and legacy in-meeting chats generated during hybrid meetings within their browser. The Content Streamer streams media files, providing a similar user experience as cloud-stored recordings, except for audio transcripts and video preview images. In addition, the Streamer Load Balancer service distributes the media load across multiple Content Streamers. | Web portal |
December 15, 2024
Version: 3.9.0.20241213.566
New, enhanced, and changed features
| Type | Feature title | Description | Platforms |
|---|
| Changed feature | Enhancements to recording zone configuration | Admins can set up multiple meeting and recording zones to store some recordings in a local NFS and others in the cloud. They can also enable the Hybrid Transfer service for specific recording zones to transfer cloud recordings to an NFS. | Web portal |
Resolved issues
| Description | Platforms |
|---|
| Minor bug fixes | Web portal |
November 4, 2024
Version: 3.8.0.20241018.469
Changes to existing features
- Support for additional certificate providers
Zoom Node management servers now support additional certificate providers to better support organizations utilizing Bring our Own certificate (BYOC).
Resolved issues
- Minor bug fixes
- Security enhancements
October 7, 2024
Version: 3.7.0.20240912
New and enhanced features
- Recording Hybrid module
- Hybrid Transfer Service
Using the Hybrid Transfer service, hosts can record Hybrid meetings via the Cloud and then transfer the recordings to on-premises using local NFS drives through the Hybrid Transfer Service. Admins can configure the on-premises storage path for recording files in the Zoom Node Web portal. After a recording is completed, it is automatically moved from the cloud to the local NFS storage. This feature must be enabled by Zoom.
September 14, 2024
Version: 3.7.0.20240912
New and enhanced features
- Recording Hybrid module
- Enhancements to recording portal listings and notifications
Users who record or archive private (iMMR) meetings on-node receive an email notification when the local recording is done. The recording portal then lists the NFS path where the recording was stored.
Resolved issues
- Minor bug fixes
- Security enhancements
August 10, 2024
Version: 3.6.0.20240801
Changes to existing features
- Improvements to notifications regarding certificates
Notifications regarding certificates for their Node deployments, including notifications of upcoming expiration alerts, alerts if certificate renewal fails, upgrades for certificates added via AutoPKI, and more.
New and enhanced features
- General features
- Auto restart Node Management severs
Administrators can now configure their Node Management servers to auto-restart.
Resolved issues
- Minor bug fixes
- Security enhancements
July 5, 2024
Version: 3.5.0.311.20240703
New and enhanced features
- Admin features
- Webhook for Zoom Node statistics
Customers can pull Zoom Node and module statistics into their external systems and present the data to users in their organization. The new API exposes data from the Zoom Node Dashboard, including concurrent meetings/clients per zone, number of MMRs, zone controllers, and more. The data can be ingested into external systems like Tableau, with a configurable data retention period of up to one year. Additionally, an API is available to expose "alertable" values for external monitoring systems, such as the number of online Zoom Node instances and service status. - Improved visibility into Node and module restarts
Account owners and admins can track the restart events of Nodes and modules. A Last Restart column has been added to the Zoom Node list, displaying the date and time of the last Node reboot. Additionally, a Last Restart column has been added to the list of modules, showing the date and time of the last module restart. - Enabled shutdown option
Users can now access the shutdown option, which was previously greyed out. The shutdown option is available alongside the reboot option. - Enhancements to certificate management and notifications
Account owners and admins can receive notifications in the dashboard when Digicert credentials on parameters change or there are changes in certificates. They will also be notified about AutoPKI certificate upgrades, when new certificates are installed, and if certificate renewal fails. There are also alerts for impending certificate expiration and renewal when AutoPKI is used, with different alert language for AutoPKI and Bring Your Own Certificate (BYOC). - Enhancements to network configuration settings
Account owners and admins can move the Gateway field into a separate box between the IP addresses and the DNS address. If an admin does not enter a gateway address, the system prompts them with a confirmation message: "Usually an Internet gateway address is required. Are you sure this node doesn't need a gateway?" The Gateway and DNS address are only required for the primary network interface. For subsequent network interfaces, the system only prompts for IP address fields. - Improvements to Zoom Node dashboard monitoring and alerting
Account owners and admins can configure additional alerting rules for per MMR utilization, Hybrid Meeting Zone capacity, meeting type usage, and module start/stop events. Alerting has been consolidated under Account Management for better notification options like Zoom Team Chat. Admins can customize alert email templates with variables to integrate with existing monitoring systems. The dashboard now graphically represents user counts for SFU and iMMR meetings separately, providing better visibility into meeting types.
- Meeting features
- Improved access to cloud services for private meetings
Account owners and admins can enable access to various cloud services for private meetings, including web client join, telephony call-in/out, non-Zoom SIP device join, Q&A support, and cloud recording. External users will be notified that they are joining a private meeting.
Resolved issues
May 26, 2024
Version: 3.4.0.20240522.141
Resolved issues
- Resolved an issue where the correct location could not be saved.
- Minor bug fixes
- Security enhancements
April 19, 2024
Version: 3.3.0.20240417.129
New and enhanced features
- Firewall configuration for Zoom Node
Zoom Node now provides the new Firewall functionality. Administrators can set firewall rules from the Node Web administrator portal. This includes the ability to block traffic to Zoom Node modules/services from specific networks, as well as restrict Zoom Node management traffic to specific networks.
Resolved issues
- Minor bug fixes
- Security enhancements
March 10, 2024
Version: 3.0.0.20240312.126
Changes to existing features
- Web administrator portal improvements
The Zoom Node section of the web portal has been updated, including improved layout and navigation. - Certificate management wizard
During the deployment of a Zoom Node Management server, administrators will be presented with a certificate management wizard when configuring a certificate. This tool streamlines the importation of organizational-manged certificates or utilizing Zoom Node’s AutoPKI.
Resolved issues
- Minor bug fixes
- Security enhancements
February 3, 2024
Version: 3.0.0.20240202.177
Resolved issues
- Minor bug fixes
- Security enhancements
January 21, 2024
Version: 3.0.0.20240118.157
Changes to existing features
- The Local Administrator GUI improvements
The Local Admin GUI has been updated to include a questionnaire when initially setting up a Zoom Node server, as well as support for multi-NIC routing. - Web administrator portal improvements
The Zoom Node section of the web portal has been updated including improved layout and navigation, as well as more detailed information when configuring and deploying modules and services, including errors. In addition, real-time performance has been improved for changes applied via the web portal.
New and enhanced features
- Additional feature support for Zoom Meetings Hybrid
Zoom Meetings hybrid module in private mode now has access to the following cloud services: Cloud recording, Meeting Summary, AI companion, Live transcription, Whiteboard, Notes, Live streaming, Q&A, and Polling
Resolved issues
- Security enhancements
- Minor bug fixes
December 17, 2023
Version: 3.0.0.20231215.124
Changes to existing features
- Support for System Logging Protocol (syslog)-based logging
In addition to sending logs for troubleshooting to the Zoom Cloud, admins can now route logs within their local network for analysis with syslog. - Text-based User Interface (TUI) improvements
The Zoom Node TUI has been updated for a more intuitive experience when using the console. - Local Admin Graphical User Interface (GUI) improvements
The Local Admin GUI has been improved including a pre-checklist for deploying modules, manually configuring IP addresses, support for multi-NIC routing, and more. - Node Admin portal improvements
The Zoom Node section of the Zoom Web Portal has been improved including a more streamlined navigation, additional dialogs when deploying a module, and overall improvements to the provisioning process for modules. - Support for SNMP v2c
Zoom Node SNMP V2c can now be configured in the GUI similarly to SNMP V3.
Resolved issues
- Minor bug fixes
- Security enhancements