To block for a specific user or group of users, use the BLOCK/ACCEPT > Exceptions page. Select Skype for Business in the scroll list.To easily locate Skype for Business, uncheck all of the boxes under Allowed Applications except for Business/Productivity.Select either Authenticated or Unauthenticated for Policy in the upper right of the page.Go to the BLOCK/ACCEPT > Applications page.
To block Skype for Business traffic for either Authenticated or Unauthenticated users: If Skype for Business is not completely blocked, you would need to block Microsoft Services as well. If you don't want to block Microsoft Services, begin by blocking Skype for Business first, and then test. Because Microsoft does not provide a complete list of what Microsoft Services contains, some services may be blocked, while others may not. If you block Microsoft Services, this could include blocking One Drive, Sharepoint, etc. This is because Skype for Business and other Microsoft Services are co-mingled, such that some other Microsoft Services could be detected as Skype for Business. To completely block Skype for Business, you may have to also block Microsoft Services (See the BLOCK/ACCEPT > Applications page).
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