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Ok got it. So when they search, even if their mailbox is on-premises on the Exchange 2010 server, the S4B client will still search the O365 GAL? <br />
Also since this is a school, but all users are of same domain and sync'd to O365, is there a way to separate students from seeing faculty? and/or vice versa?
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Ok got it. So when they search, even if their mailbox is on-premises on the Exchange 2010 server, the S4B client will still search the O365 GAL?
Also since this is a school, but all users are of same domain and sync'd to O365, is there a way to separate students from seeing faculty? and/or vice versa?

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Sorry for the delay. EE doesn't make it easy for me to see my open questions.
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Sorry for the delay. EE doesn't make it easy for me to see my open questions.

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I'm planning to deploy out Skype for Business Online Client to on-prem organization where they'll login using their O365 credentials. <br />
My understand is that, as new users, they'll have contact lists pre-populated with their Manager and the manager's direct reports (their organization chart based co-workers based on AD attributes), is that correct? <br />
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If so, and they get a new manager and share different direct reports, will their old contacts go away? Or would it be the user's responsibility to clean up older, unnecessary contacts on an ongoing basis?
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I'm planning to deploy out Skype for Business Online Client to on-prem organization where they'll login using their O365 credentials. 
My understand is that, as new users, they'll have contact lists pre-populated with their Manager and the manager's direct reports (their organization chart based co-workers based on AD attributes), is that correct? 

If so, and they get a new manager and share different direct reports, will their old contacts go away? Or would it be the user's responsibility to clean up older, unnecessary contacts on an ongoing basis?

Skype for Business Online (with Azure AD Connect Sync) - contact list auto-updating?

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