Drag and place the appropriate group in front of the group scopes that are given.

You work as a Network Administrator for Perfect Solutions Inc. The company has a Windows Active
Directory-based single domain single forest network. The functional level of the forest is Windows
Server 2008. You are planning to create groups for assigning permissions. Drag and place the
appropriate group in front of the group scopes that are given.

Answer:

Explanation:

The scope of a group defines two characteristics:
It determines the level of security applying to a group.
It determines which users can be added to a group.
Windows Server 2008 supports the following scopes:

Domain Local: Domain local groups are used to assign permissions to local resources such as files
and printers. Members can come from any domain.
Global: Members of this group can access resources in any domain. Members can only come from
the local domain.
Universal: Members can be added from any domain in the forest. Members can access resources
from any domain. Universal groups are used for managing the security across domains. Universal
groups can also contain global groups.