What is a group?

• A. A group contains permission either directly applied to the group and/or applied through Roles.
• B. A group is a collection of DHCP scopes.
• C. A group is a type of user account.
• D. A group is a roaming host.

Answer: (A)

Groups are containers for users that define and manage access collectively. A group can have permissions granted directly to it and can also be assigned Roles, which are predefined sets of permissions. Any user who belongs to the group inherits those permissions, so you can control access for many users by updating the group instead of each individual user. This is different from concepts like a collection of DHCP scopes, a type of user account, or a roaming host, which do not describe how access and permissions are grouped and applied.