> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://library.zoom.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://library.zoom.com/advanced-enterprise-services/zoom-node/zoom-node-explainer/zoom-conference-room-connector-hybrid.md).
# Zoom Conference Room Connector Hybrid
#### Zoom Conference Room Connector Hybrid: Hybrid Meetings for Conference Rooms
Zoom’s Conference Room Connector Hybrid is similar to Zoom’s [Meetings Hybrid](/advanced-enterprise-services/zoom-node/zoom-node-explainer/zoom-meetings-hybrid.md) solution, including support for hybrid and private meetings, but instead of supporting Zoom Workplace apps, it provides support for legacy SIP and H.323 conference room systems.
With this product, multiple conference rooms can connect to the on-premises, hybrid Zoom Node appliance that can simultaneously receive, multiplex, and redistribute inbound and outbound media streams to the Zoom Cloud, supporting up to 8 simultaneous high definition conference rooms per-module by default. The Conference Room Connector Hybrid module also supports other important features to the meeting experience, including in-meeting chat, reactions, control layouts, and support for one-button join functionality.
The following image provides an example of the Conference Room Connector Hybrid service integrating with the Meetings Hybrid service, in addition to other Conference Room Connector Hybrid features like the API Connector Hybrid for integrated calendaring.
Diagram depicting the Conference Room Connector Hybrid service connecting with the Zoom Cloud and Meetings Hybrid module
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**Note**
Conference Room Connector Hybrid does not require Zoom Meetings Hybrid and is only included for illustrative purposes.
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