How is a manual group defined?

The correct answer is B. A computer group whose members are static. You can define a static group, when you have a definite set of users/computers to be added to this group. If you want to add or remove users/computers in this group, it has to be done manually. A computer can be a part of more than one static custom group. These groups are…

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AA Fixlet group that is created by an operator.
BA computer group whose members are static.
CA Fixlet group that can only contain Windows patches.
DA computer group that can only be used to deploy Windows patches.

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You can define a static group, when you have a definite set of users/computers to be added to this group. If you want to add or remove users/computers in this group, it has to be done manually. A computer can be a part of more than one static custom group. These groups are created as target, for deploying configurations. central/help/configuring_desktop_central/creating_custom_groups.html

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