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Hi Experts, 
 
I am sorry for such a basic questions. 
I ran in my lab environment the following: 
 
Set-OrganizationConfig -EwsApplicationAccessPolicy EnforceBlockList 
Set-OrganizationConfig -EwsBlockList LinkedInEWS 
 
Now when I run the command &quot;Get-OrganizationConfig | fl 
&quot;&nbsp; I get the following result: 
EWSApplicationAccessPolicy: EnforceBlockList 
EWSBlockList: {LinkedInEWS} 
 
I want to get rid of both changes and be like before: 
EWSApplicationAccessPolicy: 
EWSBlockList: 
 
How do I remove these arguments?
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Hi Experts,

I am sorry for such a basic questions.
I ran in my lab environment the following:

Set-OrganizationConfig -EwsApplicationAccessPolicy EnforceBlockList
Set-OrganizationConfig -EwsBlockList LinkedInEWS

Now when I run the command "Get-OrganizationConfig | fl
"  I get the following result:
EWSApplicationAccessPolicy: EnforceBlockList
EWSBlockList: {LinkedInEWS}

I want to get rid of both changes and be like before:
EWSApplicationAccessPolicy: 
EWSBlockList: 

How do I remove these arguments?

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