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Assignments for Marks. – Powershell – Windows Server.

For the Assignment for Marks, you will be required to perform the following tasks through ONE
script.

You have been given a new server for implementation for the Crunchy Dried Frog Candies. Their
old server died and someone removed it before any data recovery was able to be made.

A Default Windows Server is fully installed (using the 17763.737.190906-


2324.rs5_release_svc_refresh_SERVER_EVAL_x64FRE_en-us_1 iso) and updated. PowerShell help
is also updated. Note: the PowerShell version is still version 5.

Creating 1 script; your script needs to perform the following unattended functions. Your script,
once started MUST run completely unattended. That means that if the system has to
restart for whatever reason, upon restart, your script is still to continue from where it
left off.

1) The server must be renamed to CDFCsvr.

2) To prevent issues of getting different IP addresses due to reboots or unknown causes,


change your dynamic IP address to static. There is a DHCP provider on the router to the
LAN giving our IP addresses in the 10.10.10.40-62/27 ip range. The following static IP info
should be this: Gateway address is 10.10.10.33; the Server address will be excluded from
DHCP and needs to be 10.10.10.34/27; the svr DNS static IP should be set to 10.10.10.34.

3) The Server must be promoted to an Active Directory Server. It will be the first DC in the
CDFC.local domain. In your promotion, you will need to install the AD services, create the
forest and domain, and install DNS on the server.

4) Create the following ADusers (calling data from a .txt file with local home directories, with
the respective passwords.

Userid Password User Account City Prov


Description expiry date
Staff1 P@ssw0rd First Dec 31, 2026 Regina Saskatchewan
Salesperson
Staff2 P@ssw0rd Second never Winnipeg Manitoba
Salesperson
Staff3 P@ssw0rd Third Dec 31, 2025 Dauphin Manitoba
Salesperson
Staff4 P@ssw0rd Fourth Dec 31, 2028 Thompson Manitoba
Salesperson

Create the following groups with the Grp Membership


membership as indicated GRP Name
MBstaff Staff2, Staff3 &
Staff4
SKstaff Staff1

5) Create the following directory structure – Disable all inheritance permissions


Structure owner Owner GRP access GRP Specific Specific
Permis permission Individual Individual
sion Access Permissio
ns
C: Catalogue administrator full MBstaff Modify
and SKstaff
C:Catalogue/MB administrator full MBstaff Modify Staff2 Read
C: Catalogue/SK administrator full SKstaff Modify Staff1 Read

6) Create a public folder in C: called Stuff that everyone can have read access.

7) Create the following Organizational Units: Supervisors, Troubleshooters

8) There will be times when FTP may be needed. For this script, install the Windows Feature
FTP, but ensure that it is disabled.

Important NOTE: To evaluate your script, it will be implemented on a new server installation.
To start your script, I will modify the execution policy on the new server to all unrestricted scripts.
Nevertheless, your script needs to be uploaded to Nexus so no additional editing or modifications
are needed. If modifications or re-writing the script to run, you will lose marks. If your script
does not run, you will lose marks, however it will be reviewed if the script does not run and
partial marks may be allocated. If your script starts and then hangs part way, marks will be
deducted and your script examined.

Marking scheme:
If your script runs unattended and all tasks perform properly, you will get full marks.

Mark percentage loss


Script runs needing no interaction, but not all tasks are done as expected – loss of marks based
on tasks not performed.

If script does not run fully (stops in mid-stream) – 75% deduction then strict evaluation of script
to possible recovery/loss of some partial marks.

If script does not run – 100% deduction then evaluation of script to possible recovery/loss of
some partial marks.

For example…
For example purposes assume that the final is out of 100.

If your script runs flawlessly and all tasks are created, then you get 100.

If your script runs flawlessly and all tasks are not created, then marks will be deducted on missed
or wrongly created tasks. (ex 100 – 20 (hypothetical value for this example only) = 80)

If your script hangs part way, and needs a manual insertion, keyboard entry or manual restart (or
similar interaction), marks start at 25, then + or - the amount for tasks completed/not completed
properly.
If your script does not run, marks start at 0 and go up depending upon strict script evaluation.
Amount added or deducted will be based solely on the correctness or mistakes in script lines.

NOTE: Any supplemental marks given for script failure is at instructor prerogative.

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