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| = Lab 25 = | ## page was renamed from WindowsAdministration/Lab25GroupPolicies = Lab 25 Group Policies 2 and Powershell 2 = We'll create a GPO that sets the password policy and sets certain restrictions on users. User folders will map to the p: drive. Let's get started. |
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| Group Policies / Powershell lab 2 will create a set of users, groups. We'll create a GPO that sets the password policy and creates user folders. User folders will map to the p: drive. Let's get started. 1. Create a new Organizational Unit called OU_Sales Team 1. Create a powershell script that creates users listed [[attachment:Passwords.csv|here]]. 1. Create them in the OU = OU_Sales Team 1. I will give you a .csv file to use. 1. Make sure to set the home directory H: to map to \\cpte230a\users\[username] 1. Write a script to create the users from the .csv file. Include in this script the creation of the home directories with permissions set for the user. To test this, logon to cpte230w with one of the users and check to see if you have a H: mapped to the share. Change the default domain group policy object and change the password policy to allow passwords that have letters and numbers without symbols and a length of at least 8 characters. Add a GPO for the OU_Sales Team and set the following: 1. Set the background to a image of your choice. 1. Redirect the Documents folder to the home directory. 1. Restrict users from bringing up the task manager. |
1. We are going to use the users contained in the Organizational Unit called OU_Sales. If you don't have this setup, review Lab03. 1. We are going to use the User's own shares here as well. If you don't have User shares setup refer to Lab04. 1. Change the default domain group policy object and change the password policy to require passwords to be changed only after 1 year. 1. Add a GPO for the "OU_Sales Team" and set the following: 1. Set the background to a image of your choice. 1. Redirect the Documents folder to the home directory. 1. Restrict users from bringing up the task manager. |
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| ||'''Topics'''||'''Points'''|| ||Logon to CPTE230W and show that the GPO is working. || 25 || ||Show that you have the correct home directory mapped || 25 || ||Show that the Documents folder is going to the correct place || 25 || ||Show the documentation || 25 || |
||'''Topics''' ||'''Points''' || ||Logon to CPTE230W and show that the GPO is working. ||25 || ||Show that you have the correct home directory mapped ||25 || ||Show that the Documents folder is going to the correct place ||25 || ||Show the documentation ||25 || == Answers and Hints == * /PowerShell |
Lab 25 Group Policies 2 and Powershell 2
We'll create a GPO that sets the password policy and sets certain restrictions on users. User folders will map to the p: drive. Let's get started.
- We are going to use the users contained in the Organizational Unit called OU_Sales. If you don't have this setup, review Lab03.
- We are going to use the User's own shares here as well. If you don't have User shares setup refer to Lab04.
- Change the default domain group policy object and change the password policy to require passwords to be changed only after 1 year.
- Add a GPO for the "OU_Sales Team" and set the following:
- Set the background to a image of your choice.
- Redirect the Documents folder to the home directory.
- Restrict users from bringing up the task manager.
Documentation
Document the OU created in the appropriate page. Document the Group policy in an appropriate page.
Video Grade Guide
Topics |
Points |
Logon to CPTE230W and show that the GPO is working. |
25 |
Show that you have the correct home directory mapped |
25 |
Show that the Documents folder is going to the correct place |
25 |
Show the documentation |
25 |