Can you add a domain local group to a universal group?

– Universal groups can be nested within Domain Local groups and within other Universal groups in any domain. – A Domain Local group cannot be nested within a Global or a Universal group.Click to see full answer. Also, how do I add a domain to a local group to a global group? In other words: Add user and computer accounts to a global group. Add the global group to a universal group. Add the universal group to a domain local group. Apply Active Directory security group permissions for the domain local group to a resource. Beside above, can you add security groups to distribution groups? For mail-enabled security groups, users can’t add or remove themselves from the group, nor can they send requests to the group owners to join or leave the group. A group owner needs to manually add and remove group members from a mail-enabled security group. Similarly one may ask, what is a domain local group? Domain local groups are Windows Server groups whose scope is restricted to the specific domain in which they are defined. Domain local groups are used to provide users with access to network resources and to assign permissions to control access to these resources.What is the difference between a domain local group and a global group?The difference between domain local and global groups is that user accounts, global groups, and universal groups from any domain can be added to a domain local group. If the functional level is set to Windows 2000 mixed, then the domain local group can only contain user accounts and global groups from any domain.