Question

Which group scope can be used to assign permissions to resources only in the domain in which the group is created

Answer 1

Answer: Domain local group

Explanation:

Domain Local Group is a form of group in a Windows Server network in Microsoft which is used by an administrator to assign permissions to the resources that are in same domain.

Their scope is strictly restricted to their particular domain. It should also be noted that they've open membership which simply implies that members form other domain can be added to them. One has to first know the users that have identical job responsibilities in order to use the domain local group, then identify the network resources that are similar which users want to access.