Case Project 1: Creating Groups for Your Domain

Recall the OU structure you created in Case Projects 4-1 and 4-2 with the coolgadgets.com OU simulating the domain. Create groups in the OUs under coolgadgets.com that are appropriate for the domain structure. The group members are the users in each department the OU represents. Explain your group-naming standard, and specify the group scope you're using for these groups. Are any groups candidates for nesting?

Case Project 2: Creating User Templates for Each Department

You know that you'll be creating several users for each department in coolgadgets.com. Users in each department will have some common attributes, specifically membership in their departmental groups and information in the Organization tab's department and Company fields. Create a user template for each department. What are some best practices you should follow when creating this user template?

Case Project 3: Creating Users for Your Departments

Using the user template you created in Case Project 5-2, create two users in each department. For simplicity's sake, name the users Department UserX with a full name of Department UserX. For excample, in the Operations Department, the first user is OperationsUser1 with the full name Operations User1. Assign the password Password01 to eaxch user. Additionally, create a third user in each department named Mgr Department, so for the Operations Department, the user is MgrOperations with a full name of Manager Operations.

Case Project 4: Using Command-Line Account Management

Use DSADD to create a Managers group in the coolgadgets.com OU. Next, use DSQUERY and DSMOD with a pipe to add the manager accounts you created in Case Project 5-3 to the Managers group. Take a screen shot of the commands and their output. Submit the screen shot.