Create and Manage a Nested Organizational Unit Structure

For this first part, you will get practice creating organizational units. Consider this an exercise in learning the interface for creating and managing OUs. $($The tasks are taken from W$.$ Panek, MCSA: Windows Server $2016$ Complete Study Guide.$)$

$1.$ Start the Server $2022$ VM $($you can leave the Windows $10$ client VM off for now$)$ and make sure you are logged in as the Administrator. Open the AD Users and Computers tool.

$2.$ Right$-$click the name of your domain and choose New $>$ Organizational Unit. Enter North America, for the name of the OU and uncheck the option for protecting it from accidental deletion $($you will do this for all the OUs you create in this exercise, to make it easier to modify the structure later$).$ Click OK to create this new top$-$ level OU$.$

$3.$ Using the same process, create the following top$-$level OUs in your domain $($making sure you uncheck the option for protection from accidental deletion in each case$)$: Asia, Europe, Middle East, and South America.

$4.$ Within the North America OU$,$ create the following nine second$-$level OUs by right$-$clicking on North America and selecting New $>$ Organizational Unit: Boston, Corporate, Los Angeles, Mexico City, New York, San Diego, Toronto and one with your name.

$5.$ In the Asia OU$,$ create: India, Japan, South Korea.

$6.$ In the Europe OU$,$ create: France, Germany, Italy, UK$.$

$7.$ In the Middle East OU$,$ create Egypt, UAE.

$8.$ In the UK OU$,$ create the following third$-$level OUs: Edinburgh, London, Manchester.

$9.$ In the North America Corporate OU$,$ create: Engineering, Human Resources, Production, Research, Sales.