Which term is used for settings inherited from higher-level groups?

• A. Active Directory Domain Group
• B. Web Access Dashboard
• C. Inherited Settings
• D. Synchronization

Answer: (C)

In systems that organize configurations in a hierarchy, settings flow from higher-level groups down to lower-level ones. This behavior is called inheritance, and the resulting values that a child group uses because of its parent's configuration are known as inherited settings. They apply automatically at the child level unless you explicitly override them with settings defined at that level. This lets you establish a consistent baseline across many groups while still allowing customization where needed. The other options describe different ideas: a domain group is a security/identity construct, a dashboard is a user interface component, and synchronization refers to syncing data between systems.