Automatically manage the certificate option is checked. You should see the following in the Service Provider (SP) Certificate section of your Single Sign-On settings: No action is required for accounts using an identity provider (IDP) or configuration which supports dynamic metadata refresh, as your IDP will automatically download the latest Zoom certificate and rotate it into your account’s configuration starting Saturday, January 8, 2022. Prior to rotating the certificate, action may be required on your end to avoid service disruption and continue utilizing SSO to log into Zoom: Note: In keeping up with standard industry practices, Zoom will be retiring its single sign-on (SSO) certificate ahead of its expiration on Wednesday, February 2, 2022. Admins can also roll back their SSO configuration to utilize a previous certificate as well. Visit the Zoom Help Center to view all of the available articles and videos.Zoom has enhanced Single Sign-On (SSO) certificate support, allowing account owners and admins to have Zoom automatically update the certificate when a new one is available, instead of manually updating the certificate. For information on navigating Zoom, see the Navigating Zoom as a Participant article. After authenticating the application, the meeting or waiting area for your meeting should appear. You may be prompted with a dialogue asking to open in the Zoom application. Enter your KU email address and password. On the next screen, enter "kutztown" in the "company domain" field and click continue.Īt this time, your default browser should open and ask you to authenticate to KU's SSO. 
Select the "Sign on with SSO" button on the right side of the Sign In window. If this is your first time using Zoom on your device (or if you have been signed out), you'll need to autenthicate the Zoom application via KU Single Sign On (SSO). Modified on: Thu, 29 Jul, 2021 at 9:48 AM Solution home Learning Technology Zoom for Participants Single Sign On (SSO) for Zoom App
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