Security Group Reports
Security groups provide a convenient way to organize users and resources, making it easier to manage permissions for various objects within an Active Directory domain. They also simplify user management, as users can be added or removed from groups to grant or revoke permissions on multiple resources simultaneously. These reports include details about local groups, global groups, universal groups, and built-in security groups.:
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The report titled "All Security Groups" provides a comprehensive list of all security groups present in the domain, encompassing built-in, local, global, and universal groups.
Built-in Security Groups Report
"Built-in Security Groups" are created by default when an Active Directory domain is set up. They serve specific purposes, such as assigning administrative privileges or permissions to predefined resources.
Local Security Groups Report
"Local Security Groups" are security groups that exist on individual computers in a Windows domain. Local groups are used to grant permissions to resources specific to that computer only.
Global Security Groups Report
"Global Security Groups" are used to organize users from the same domain into logical groups. They can be used to assign permissions to resources that are located in the same domain where the global group is created.