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= Lab 03 = ## page was renamed from WindowsAdministration/Lab03SetupActiveDirectorySubDomain
= Lab 03 Users, Groups and Organizational Units =
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In this lab you will setup a single domain controller in a sub-domain of your root domain in the forest. This lab gives you practice on setting up Organizational Units, Groups and Users.
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 1. Install a new instance of Windows 2012 on your private network
 1. Install Active Directory Services
 1. Configure AD DS as a new sub-domain as "[lastname].[username].internal
We are setting up an AD for a fictitious company called "Computer Recording and Tabulating" or CRT for short. We'll start by creating the following OUs, Groups and Users.
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'''Documentation in your wiki:''' Create three organizational units:
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Create a new page in your wiki called Lab03. Include the following:  * OU_CSuite
 * OU_Developers
 * OU_Sales
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 1. Include an updated network diagram and documentation to reflect the current configuration of your network.
 1. Document the process of installing your sub-domain. Include a screen shot of your "AD Domains and Trusts" management console.
Write a !PowerShell Script to create users.

Create Users for the following individuals in the appropriate Organizational Units, fill in the appropriate information in the organization tab:

|| Name || !GivenName || !SurName || Username || Position || Department || Manager || OU ||
|| Thomas Watson || Thomas || Watson || twatson || CEO || None || None || OU=OU_CSuite,DC=scot,DC=local ||
|| John Patterson || John || Patterson || jpatterson || Sales Manager || Sales || Thomas Watson || OU=OU_Sales,DC=scot,DC=local ||
|| David Ogilvy || David || Ogilvy || dogilvy || Salesman || Sales || John Patterson || OU=OU_Sales,DC=scot,DC=local ||
|| Mary Kay || Mary || Kay || mkay || Salesman || Sales || John Patterson || OU=OU_Sales,DC=scot,DC=local ||
|| Ken Thompson || Ken || Thompson || kthompson || Development Manager || IT || Thomas Watson || OU=OU_Developers,DC=scot,DC=local ||
|| Linus Torvalds || Linus || Torvalds || ltorvalds || Developer || IT || Ken Thompson || OU=OU_Developers,DC=scot,DC=local ||
|| Ada Lovelace || Ada || Lovelace || alovelace || Developer || IT || Ken Thompson || OU=OU_Developers,DC=scot,DC=local ||
|| Dennis Ritchie || Dennis || Ritchie || dritchie || Developer || IT || Ken Thompson || OU=OU_Developers,DC=scot,DC=local ||
|| Scot Anderson || Scot || Anderson || sanderson || Auditor || Accounting || None || OU=OU_Developers,DC=scot,DC=local ||

Create a global group for each Team, for "Managers" in OU_CSuite, "Developers" in OU_Developers, "Sales" in OU_Sales, "C-Suite" (we only have one user right now) in OU_C-Suite, and "Auditors" in OU_Developers. Put the approriate members in each group. We'll create more groups later.

== Documentation ==

 1. Document the OU structures added. Do this in a new section under Domain called "Organizational Units" (not a new page, just a new section).
 1. Document the Groups added. Do this in a new section under Domain called "Groups" (again not a new page, just a new section).
 1. Document the Users Added by exporting a list of users to a new section under domain called "Users" (again not a new page, just a new section).

== Video Grade Guide ==

||'''Topics''' ||'''Points''' ||
|| Documentation: Talk your way through the documentation || 30 ||
|| Show each of the users and what groups they are in either via the GUI or a powershell command. || 70 ||

Lab 03 Users, Groups and Organizational Units

This lab gives you practice on setting up Organizational Units, Groups and Users.

We are setting up an AD for a fictitious company called "Computer Recording and Tabulating" or CRT for short. We'll start by creating the following OUs, Groups and Users.

Create three organizational units:

  • OU_CSuite
  • OU_Developers
  • OU_Sales

Write a PowerShell Script to create users.

Create Users for the following individuals in the appropriate Organizational Units, fill in the appropriate information in the organization tab:

Name

GivenName

SurName

Username

Position

Department

Manager

OU

Thomas Watson

Thomas

Watson

twatson

CEO

None

None

OU=OU_CSuite,DC=scot,DC=local

John Patterson

John

Patterson

jpatterson

Sales Manager

Sales

Thomas Watson

OU=OU_Sales,DC=scot,DC=local

David Ogilvy

David

Ogilvy

dogilvy

Salesman

Sales

John Patterson

OU=OU_Sales,DC=scot,DC=local

Mary Kay

Mary

Kay

mkay

Salesman

Sales

John Patterson

OU=OU_Sales,DC=scot,DC=local

Ken Thompson

Ken

Thompson

kthompson

Development Manager

IT

Thomas Watson

OU=OU_Developers,DC=scot,DC=local

Linus Torvalds

Linus

Torvalds

ltorvalds

Developer

IT

Ken Thompson

OU=OU_Developers,DC=scot,DC=local

Ada Lovelace

Ada

Lovelace

alovelace

Developer

IT

Ken Thompson

OU=OU_Developers,DC=scot,DC=local

Dennis Ritchie

Dennis

Ritchie

dritchie

Developer

IT

Ken Thompson

OU=OU_Developers,DC=scot,DC=local

Scot Anderson

Scot

Anderson

sanderson

Auditor

Accounting

None

OU=OU_Developers,DC=scot,DC=local

Create a global group for each Team, for "Managers" in OU_CSuite, "Developers" in OU_Developers, "Sales" in OU_Sales, "C-Suite" (we only have one user right now) in OU_C-Suite, and "Auditors" in OU_Developers. Put the approriate members in each group. We'll create more groups later.

Documentation

  1. Document the OU structures added. Do this in a new section under Domain called "Organizational Units" (not a new page, just a new section).
  2. Document the Groups added. Do this in a new section under Domain called "Groups" (again not a new page, just a new section).
  3. Document the Users Added by exporting a list of users to a new section under domain called "Users" (again not a new page, just a new section).

Video Grade Guide

Topics

Points

Documentation: Talk your way through the documentation

30

Show each of the users and what groups they are in either via the GUI or a powershell command.

70

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