Which term defines configurations applied to all computers in a group?

• A. Security Dashboard
• B. Active Directory Root Group
• C. Inherited Settings
• D. Group Settings

Answer: (D)

The idea being tested is assigning a single set of policies that automatically apply to every device within a group. The term that best fits this concept is Group Settings. When you define Group Settings, those configurations apply to all computers that are members of that group, giving you a consistent security and configuration posture across the entire group without needing to set each device individually.

Security Dashboard is a monitoring view, not a configuration unit. An Active Directory Root Group refers to a directory structure, not the policy that applies to devices. Inherited Settings describe how settings can flow from a higher level to lower levels, but the explicit configuration unit that defines policies for all group members is Group Settings.