Your colleague is trying to create a universal security group for the three administrators of the single stand-alone server in his company. The problem is that he can't find an option to create a universal security group. What is the problem?

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Zack Archer

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26 September, 08:24

Your colleague is trying to create a universal security group for the three administrators of the single stand-alone server in his company. The problem is that he can't find an option to create a universal security group. What is the problem?

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Myers · Answer 1

Answer: He is not able to generate a universal security group on stand-alone server so he can create a local security group.

Explanation:

Universal security group is the group that is responsible for permitting the resources for functioning and adding members in multiple domains. Resources can be accessed in any domain. Single security group is used for accessing particular resources of the domain.

According to the question, issue is that colleague is not able to create universal security group on standalone server because he is unable to detect option for that. Thus, he should create local security group instead of creating universal security group.