# Policy Types

Look up Teams policy-type names and the commands for inspecting a user's assignments. The example depends on a variable populated by a source guide that is held.

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A "Policy Type" in the powershell side Teams Administration is more like a category.

Using the variable **\$userTeamsPolicy_CsUserPolicyAssignment** from [Get All Users Policies](../../review/Review-status.md#source-f2db3a546fd0a054)

**\#Display List of Policy's for a user** \$userTeamsPolicy_CsUserPolicyAssignment \| Format-Table

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**\#Show Policy Types applied to the user** \$userTeamsPolicy_CsUserPolicyAssignment \| Select-Object PolicyType -Unique

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List of **Policy Types** in powershell Teams Administration

- ExternalAccessPolicy
- HostedVoicemailPolicy
- MobilityPolicy
- OnlineDialinConferencingPolicy
- TeamsAppSetupPolicy
- TeamsCallingPolicy
- TeamsChannelsPolicy
- TeamsEventsPolicy
- TeamsFilesPolicy
- TeamsMeetingBroadcastPolicy
- TeamsMeetingPolicy
- TeamsMessagingPolicy

## Related guidance

- [Topic overview](Introduction.md)
- [Source review status](../../review/Review-status.md)