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Im stuck and can not seem to get started 2. On your DC, login as administrator, create two functions as follows and save them in a Module called [login to view URL] – 2.1. Create-OU 2.1.1. Create the OU such that they “can” be deleted (as a default). 2.2. Add-UserToOU 2.2.1. Every user account created using this function should be made to 2.2.1.1. change their account password at logon; 2.2.1.2. the account should be enabled right after the user name is created, and 2.2.1.3. their password will be @cmeP@$$ 3. Using the above two functions, : 3.1. Create 10 organization units (use your function Create-OU) 3.1.1. SalesOU 3.1.2. HR_OU 3.1.3. AccountingOU 3.1.4. MarketingOU 3.1.5. InactiveUsersOU 3.1.6. IT_OU 3.1.7. FinanceOU 3.1.8. Make some up …  3.2. Create 5 distinct users per OU created above (use your function Add-UserToOU), except the InactiveUsersOU which has no users (yet!!) 3.2.1. One such user (Standard) in IT_OU will be yourself. 3.2.2. One other user will be me – Krish MD (login name: krish) 4. Create groups representing one per OU; like so – 4.1. SaleGrp, 4.2. HRGrp, 4.3. AccountingGrp 4.4. so on 5. Add the users in the OUs to their respective groups. For e.g. users in HR_OU will be members of HRGrp group. Do that for all the users in respective OUs. 6. Make “krish” member of all the above groups 7. Add krish and yourself to the Administrators group 8. Create an OU under MarketingOU called PacificRimOU 9. Move the 5 users from SalesOU to PacificRimOU you created above 10. Of the 5 users in the AccountingOU, 2 users were fired by Dr T, The Boss Man, therefore move their accounts to InactiveEmployeesOU and disable their accounts; 10.1. Move the remaining user accounts to FinanceOU 10.2. delete the AccountingOU 11. Create a simple script to reset user passwords; Use the script to reset: 11.1. All the users in IT_OU to 1Tr0(k$:-)! Except your user name. 12. PowerShell Remoting – Use PSSession cmdlets. Use the Windows 10 as your secure workstation 12.1. List services that are running on the member server from Win 10 12.2. Get disk information on the member server from Win 10 12.3. Get the processes that are running on the domain controller from Win 10 12.3.1. Show only the process ID, Process Name and CPU cycles used. Sort them by Process Name. 12.3.2. Save the output to a Text file ([login to view URL]) 12.4. Display the contents of the above CSV file on the console window 12.5. Show the newest 20 logs of the Application event logs that are older than 2 weeks 12.6. List the latest 20 Success and Failure Audit events in the Security Log 12.7. List the latest 10 events in the Windows PowerShell event log 12.8. Install any 3 of the following Windows roles/features on DC from Win 10 using PSSession cmdlets : 12.8.1. WDS 12.8.2. Certificate Services 12.8.3. IIS 12.8.4. WSUS 12.8.5. Windows Powershell Web Access 12.8.6. Show the list of installed roles/features 13. Create the following sequentially named files in C:\Docs\Finance folder 13.1. [login to view URL] 13.2. [login to view URL] 13.3. [login to view URL] 13.4. [login to view URL] 14. Each file should have at least a line in them, for e.g. for the first file, sample text line could be “This is file [login to view URL]” 15. Create a CSV file that contains the above file names and their SHA1 Hash. Call the file “[login to view URL]” and save it to C:\Docs directory.