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thank you for the confirmation
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I did not see a &nbsp;&quot;New-CsClientPolicy&quot; or &quot;Set-CsClientPolicy&quot; cmdlets available of &nbsp;Skype for Business Online administrators. I do not have an on-premises Skype for Business server so it appears that I am severely limited in my ability to administer this service. <br />
How can I customize a policy for my Skype online users?<br />
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Thank you,
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I did not see a  "New-CsClientPolicy" or "Set-CsClientPolicy" cmdlets available of  Skype for Business Online administrators. I do not have an on-premises Skype for Business server so it appears that I am severely limited in my ability to administer this service. 
How can I customize a policy for my Skype online users?

Thank you,

how can I create a customized CSClientPolicy for my Skype online

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