what the differences are among domain local groups, domain
global, and universal groups
Answer / chitaranjan sathua
•Machine local groups
This type of group can be created on a local computer. The
security scope of this group is limited to this local
machine. This group can include members that are Domain
local groups, domain global groups and users within its
domain and forest.
•Domain local groups
This type of group can be created on a domain controller of
its perspective domain. This group can only be used to
assign permission on resources within the same domain. This
group can include user accounts, universal groups, and
global groups from any domain.
•Domain global groups
This type of group can be created on a domain controller of
its perspective domain. This group can be used to assign
permission on resources in any trusted domain. This group
can include user accounts, universal groups, and global
groups from any domain.
•Universal groups
This type of group can be created on a domain controller of
its perspective domain that is running in mixed mode or
higher. This group is known as "jack-of-all-trade" because
it is used to assign permissions to resources in multiple
domains. This group can include user accounts, universal
groups, and global groups from any domain.
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