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title: How to Enable and Manage the Microsoft Profile
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description: "Enable the Microsoft traffic forwarding profile to route traffic to Microsoft 365 services including Exchange Online, SharePoint, and OneDrive through Global Secure Access."
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The policy groups are listed, with a checkbox to indicate if the policy group is enabled. Expand a policy group to view all of the IPs and FQDNs included in the group.
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The policy groups include the following details:
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The following example shows setting the `*.sharepoint.com` FQDN to **Bypass** so the traffic isn't forwarded to the service.
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If the Global Secure Access client isn't able to connect to the service (for example due to an authorization or Conditional Access failure), the service *bypasses* the traffic. Traffic is sent direct-and-local instead of being blocked. In this scenario, you can create a Conditional Access policy for the [compliant network check](how-to-compliant-network.md), to block traffic if the client isn't able to connect to the service.
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1. Select the **View** link for **Linked Conditional Access policies**.
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1. Select a policy from the list. The details of the policy open in Conditional Access.
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## Microsoft traffic profile remote network assignments
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