Saving\Maintaining group members

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Now I might be totally mistaken and remember this from some dream, but I
swear I have seen or read somewhere that you can protect a group such as a
local administrator group. You set the protection, I want to say that it
only allows groups to be members and that if you did put a user into the
membership that at the next reboot or at some sort of sync that the user will
be automatically removed.

Now I am 98% sure I have seen/read this somewhere. Does anyone know what I
am talking about?

(Now I know the last question has opened the door to any number of comments,
but please try to contain yourself) :)

Thanks
.

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