Zoom Users
Twice a year we receive a list of Zoom accounts tied to SPH emails that will soon be deleted because the user hasn’t logged into the account in a long time.
We have a reusable script that generates a report about the account owners. The CSV file generated by the script contains the following columns:
Report Columns
ZOOM_EMAIL
Description: The email address associated with the Zoom account. Provided as input to the script.
Possible Values:
- An email address
HKEY_LOGIN
Description: The email address the person uses to login to HarvardKey.
Possible Values:
- An email address
- Empty – check the LOG column for details
ZOOM_EQ_HKEY
Description: Whether or not the ZOOM_EMAIL is the same as the HKEY_LOGIN
Possible Values:
- "TRUE"
- "FALSE"
HAS_ACTIVE_ROLE
Description: Whether or not the person has an active role at Harvard.
Possible Values:
- "TRUE"
- "FALSE"
ACTIVE_ROLE_LOCATION
Description: The location of this person's active role at Harvard, if they have one.
Possible values:
- “SPH” – this person has an active employee, student, or POI role at SPH
- “Harvard” – this person has an active employee, student, or POI role at Harvard, but not at SPH.
- "#N/A" – this person has no active student, employee, or POI role anywhere at Harvard.
IS_POI
Description: Whether or not the person has an active POI role.
Possible values:
- "TRUE"
- "FALSE"
PDS_MATCH
Description: Whether or not there was an exact match for the ZOOM_EMAIL in the HUIT Person Data Service.
Possible values:
- "TRUE"
- "FALSE"
Zoom Users to Worry About
The Zoom users we should worry about are those where ZOOM_EMAIL equals the HKEY_LOGIN and the person has an active role at SPH. This means a person who should legitimately have access to Zoom is about to lose their account. To find these people, filter the report as seen in the image below, using the below filter values:
ZOOM_EQ_HKEY = "TRUE"
HAS_ACTIVE_ROLE = "TRUE"
ACTIVE_ROLE_LOC = "SPH"
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