Host Version to avoid "Fallback Mode." Version Lifecycle: Zoom VDI releases typically follow a "Long Term Support" (LTS) or "Standard" track. Zoom đ Features & Capabilities Optimized Media: Bypasses the virtual channel to send media directly to meeting participants. Peripheral Support: Native support for HID-compliant headsets, webcaps, and specialized desk phones. Fallback Mode: A safety feature that allows the app to continue working (using server resources) if the local plugin is missing or outdated. Auto-Update: Administrators can now enable "VDI Auto-Update" to keep plugins current without manual local installs. Zoom +1 â ïž Requirements for Deployment Admin Rights: Required for both the server and the local endpoint installations. Supported Platforms: Citrix: XenDesktop and XenApp. VMware: Horizon View. Microsoft: Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) and Windows 365. Network: Specific ports must be open on the local firewall to allow the "Direct Connection" for media. Zoom +1 If you'd like to move forward with a deployment, tell me: Which
Zoom typically releases new VDI features quarterly, with versions ending in (e.g., 6.2.10). Critical bug fixes and security updates are provided through Emergency Patch (EP) releases for up to six months after a quarterly release. zoom vdi releases and downloads
Zoom utilizes a distinct release strategy for VDI environments compared to standard desktop clients. Host Version to avoid "Fallback Mode