Hi GBNgal,
I have included screenshots to address some of the confusion. It does sound like the issue is primarily with your callers being able to unmute. If this is the case, the main thing you need to keep in mind is to instruct them to use *6 to mute/unmute and that when you mute everyone, you have allow everyone to unmute, checked. Please see the screenshots below.
- Allow Mic is found under the GTM Settings- Session- Under Attendee Permissions, however this is associated with computer Mic
- To send a request to unmute, click on the name to send unmute request, note you can only do this for those using a computer or on the mobile app, Callers can not receive an unmute prompt, you would need to instruct them to click *6 to mute/unmute
- When running GTM, To mute everyone, under People, Click Mute Everybody
- You will then see this pop-up when muting, by clicking "Allow everybody to unmute" attendees have the option to unmute. If you uncheck this, they will not be able to unmute.
- Please let the Callers know they can mute or unmute by pressing *6
- The Caller X notation in the article is a stand in for Caller 1, Caller 2, Caller 3, etc.
- Callers do not need to have a PIN, they can mute/unmute by pressing *6
I'm tracking with everything except Callers being able to unmute. I took screenshots of our setup but it doesn't allow me to share with you. Suffice it to say that this instruction you gave -
- You will then see this pop-up when muting, by clicking "Allow everybody to unmute" attendees have the option to unmute. If you uncheck this, they will not be able to unmute.
- Please let the Callers know they can mute or unmute by pressing *6
does NOT work. This is what I keep saying. I DO click Allow everybody to unmute. I DO NOT uncheck the box. I DO tell everyone that they can unmute themselves by pressing *6 - but for several of them this simply does not work.
Only one other screenshot doesn't match with what I do and that's under Settings. I have Allow Mic checked (allow) and you show it not toggled (not allowed). Is there something I'm missing with that one setting?
- KateG3 months agoGoTo Manager
Thanks for getting back to me and all the troubleshoots. My co-worker and I ran through your scenario and we were able to replicate issues with users calling in via a phone and using *6 to mute/unmute. This appeared to happen after "Mute Everyone" was enabled. We have reported this internally. A few things you could do:
- As phone callers to use GoTo app to join a meeting, they will then have the option to mute/unmute with the microphone
- Do not click 'mute everyone' when the meeting starts and ask Callers who are not on the software to mute themselves with their phone directly or by pressing *6 to mute/unmute (I realize this isn't ideal)
- Report the issue as it happens in the meeting by clicking the three dots and Report an issue, please see this post
I do apologize for the issues you have had and really appreciate your patience and time taken to report the issue here. I will keep you and the thread updated on the status of this.
- GBNgal3 months agoActive Contributor
Hi Kate,
I appreciate your patience with me as well. I did report this issue as it happened, twice now. I wondered if allowing each caller to mute themselves would work - so we'll try it. Quick question: does *6 work as a toggle? ie Press once to mute, press again to unmute?
- KateG3 months agoGoTo Manager
Hi GBNgal
Thanks for your understanding.
Callers should be able to use *6 to mute and then *6 to unmute. Incidentally, when I hosted a test meeting and called in to test, I was able mute and unmute using *6, it wasn't until I enabled 'Mute Everyone" that it appeared to become stuck. This is not expected behavior.