In Microsoft Fabric, which of the following statements accurately describes the behavior of domain workspace settings? (Select 2)

While Domain admins manage the domain, the ability to edit the domain's name and description is typically a tenant-level or more restricted administrative task, not a standard domain admin permission for direct modification.

Domain contributors in Microsoft Fabric have permissions to manage content within the domain, which includes assigning workspaces to the domain. This aligns with their role in contributing and organizing data within the domain structure.

Domain admins in Microsoft Fabric possess a higher level of control over their specific domain, and when tenant-level settings allow for delegation, they can override these settings for their domain. This provides autonomy to domain administrators while respecting the overall tenant governance model.

Adding or removing other domain contributors is a privilege usually reserved for Domain admins, not for Domain contributors themselves, to maintain a hierarchical security model.