In this lab, you set a default local password policy, create a supplementary group for three users, allow that group to use sudo to run commands as root, and modify the password policy for one user.OutcomesSet a default password aging policy of the local user's password.Create and use a supplementary group for new users.Create three new users with the new supplementary group.Set an initial password for the created users.Configure the supplementary group members to use the sudo command to run any command as any user.Set a user$-$specific password aging policy.As the student user on the workstation machine, use the lab command to prepare your system for this exercise.This command prepares your environment and ensures that all required resources are available.$[$student@workstation ~$]$$ lab start users$-$reviewInstructionsFrom the workstation machine, open an SSH session to the serverb machine as the student user and switch to the root user.On the serverb machine, ensure that newly created users must change their passwords every $30$ days.Create the consultants group with a GID of $35000.$Configure administrative rights to enable all consultants group members to execute any command as any user. Avoid using visudo to edit the $/$etc$/$sudoers file. Instead, place the configuration file in the $/$etc$/$sudoers$.$d directory.Create the consultant$1,$ consultant$2,$ and consultant$3$ users with the consultants group as their supplementary group.Set the consultant$1,$ consultant$2,$ and consultant$3$ passwords to redhat.Set the consultant$1,$ consultant$2,$ and consultant$3$ accounts to expire in $90$ days from the current day.Change the password policy for the consultant$2$ account to require a new password every $15$ days.Additionally, force the consultant$1,$ consultant$2,$ and consultant$3$ users to change their passwords on the first login$.$