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Some custom policies in Skype for Business Online
Hey Andy,
Thanks for the reply. I did actually create a new CsConferencingPolicy (a screen is in the attached jpg on the original post). The behaviour I encountered was the inability to change some of the parameters in the newly created policy using the set cmdlet, in particular the ones I mentioned in the orginal post.
Rgds Bunmi
- Matthew WernerFeb 24, 2017Former Employee
The documentation has been published for the custoemr poliicies in SfB Online. They can be found here:
Client:
Get-CsClientPolicy
Set-CsClientPolicy
New-CsClientPolicy
Grant-CsClientPolicy
Remove-CsClientPolicy
Conferencing:
Get-CsConferencingPolicy
Set-CsConferencingPolicy
New-CsConferencingPolicy
Grant-CsConferencingPolicy
Remove-CsConferencingPolicy
Mobility:
Get-CsMobilityPolicy
Set-CsMobilityPolicy
New-CsMobilityPolicy
Grant-CsMobilityPolicy
Remove-CsMobilityPolicy
- Bunmi AjayiMar 15, 2017Copper Contributor
Thank you for the update guys.
- Neeraj JainFeb 25, 2017Iron Contributor
Not directly related to the question at hand, but just an fyi that this old trick still seems to work great to create a new policy based off an existing one. Make a clone and then tweak only what you need to in the new policy (if it's allowed, in this case :-) ).
http://blogs.technet.com/b/nexthop/archive/2011/03/21/copypolicies.aspx
- VasilMichevFeb 25, 2017MVP
Nice, we've been waiting a long time for this!