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