Which statement is true about admin accounts and groups?

• A. An Admin account is associated with a single group
• B. An Admin account can be assigned to multiple groups
• C. An Admin account has no group association
• D. Admin accounts are assigned to all groups by default

Answer: (A)

An admin account is linked to one admin group, and that group defines the permissions and scope for that user. This single-group setup keeps access control clear and auditable because the user’s privileges come from one defined group, avoiding the confusion that could arise from overlapping or conflicting rights if multiple groups were allowed. There isn’t automatic assignment to all groups, and admin accounts do have a group association by design, so the other statements don’t fit. If broader access is needed, you adjust the user’s group to a higher-permission group rather than adding multiple groups.