Title of Lesson70-680 Configuring Windows 7 Lab ManualLab 12Working with Workgroups and Domains Exercise 12.1Joining a WorkgroupOverviewIn Exercise 12.1, you configure your workstation as a member of a workgroup, so that you can use all of the Windows 7 tools for creating local users and groups.Completion time10 minutes8.Take a screen shot showing the Welcome message by pressing Ctrl+Prt Scr and then paste the resulting image into the Lab12_worksheet file in the page provided by pressing Ctrl+V.Exercise 12.2Creating Local Users and GroupsOverviewThe new hires in the Accounting department at Contoso, Ltd. need local user accounts for their workgroup computersnot only for themselves, but also for other department workers who need access to their data. In Exercise 12.2, you create a new local user account for the director of the accounting department, Jay Adams, using the Windows 7 User Accounts control panel.Completion time15 minutesQuestion 1In what way(s) did the password you tried to use not meet the password policy requirements? It wasnt long or complex enough.11.Try to set the password for the JAdams account using the passwords in Table 12-3. For each password that fails, explain why it failed in the space provided in your worksheet. Once you successfully set the password, the Make changes to JAdamss account page re-appears.Table 12-3Proposed passwordsPasswordReason for FailureSmadajNot long or complex enoughjadams000Not complex enoughJadams1!Not complex enoughPasswordNot long or complex enoughPa$$w0rdworked13.Take a screen shot of the Choose the user account you would like to change page with the new account you created by pressing Ctrl+Prt Scr, and then paste the resulting image into the Lab12_worksheet file in the page provided by pressing Ctrl+V.Exercise 12.3Using the Local Users and Groups Snap-InOverviewYou have discovered that while the User Accounts screen makes it easy to create accounts for local users, it does not provide access to all of the user account properties you need to secure the computer. Therefore, you decide to create the rest of the local accounts for the computer using the Local Users and Groups snap-in for Microsoft Management Console (MMC) instead.Completion time15 minutesQuestion 2What tasks can you perform in the JAdams Properties dialog box that you could not perform in the User Accounts control panel? You couldnt disable the account, or stop user from changing his own password, Set a path for that user. Change what workgroup the user can be apart of.9.Take a screen shot of the Computer Management console with the new accounts you created by pressing Ctrl+Prt Scr, and then paste the resulting image into the Lab12_worksheet file in the page provided by pressing Ctrl+V.Exercise 12.4Managing Group MembershipsOverviewWhen you create local user accounts with the User Accounts control panel, you have two account type options (Standard User and Administrator) to choose from that are actually a means of creating memberships in the Users and Administrators groups, respectively. In the Local Users and Groups snap-in, you must manually configure the group memberships for the new users.The IT director of Contoso, Ltd. has ordered that every workgroup computer have two additional local groups created on it, called Accounting and Bookkeeping. She has also provided you with the following group membership assignments that must be implemented on every workgroup computer.AccountingDirector, shift supervisors, administrative assistantsBookkeepingDirector, bookkeepers, administrative assistantsAdministratorsDirector, shift supervisorsPower UsersDirector, bookkeepersUsersDirector, shift supervisors, bookkeepers, administrative assistantsCompletion time10 minutesQuestion 3How many built-in local groups are there on the computer?There are 14 built-in local groups5.Take a screen shot of the Computer Management console showing the contents of the Groups folder by pressing Ctrl+Prt Scr, and then paste the resulting image into the Lab12_worksheet file in the page provided by pressing Ctrl+V.Question 4Of which group(s) is Jay Adams currently a member?UsersExercise 12.5Joining a Domain OverviewNow that you have created the new local user accounts and group memberships on the workstation, you will rejoin the computer to the contoso.com domain, so that you can work with domain users and groups. You must also enable the Active Directory Users and Computers console, provided with the Remote Server Administration Tools package installed earlier.Completion time10 minutes8.Take a screen shot showing the Welcome message by pressing Ctrl+Prt Scr and then paste the resulting image into the Lab12_worksheet file in the page provided by pressing Ctrl+V.Lab Challenge 12.1: Create Domain Users and GroupsCompletion time15 minutesIn Exercises 12.2, 12.3, and 12.4, you created several local user accounts and two local groups, and then added the users as members of the appropriate groups. To complete this challenge, you must complete the same tasks by creating domain users and groups using the Net.exe command line utility. Write a list of Net.exe commands that will create a user account for the Director Jay Adams (JAdams), the users from Table 12-4, and the groups from Exercise 12.4, and then add the users to the correct groups, according to the following assignments: AccountingDirector, shift supervisors, administrative assistantsBookkeepingDirector, bookkeepers, administrative assistantsDomain AdminsDirector, shift supervisorsEnterprise AdminsDirectorDomain UsersDirector, shift supervisors, bookkeepers, administrative assistantsWhen you are finished, open an elevated command prompt on your workstation and execute the commands. Then open the Active Directory Users and Computer console and take a screen shot of the console, showing the users and groups you created.