Part $1$: Exploit the Domain Controller Directly $(0/1$ completed$)$

After reviewing your results, you decide that you should do more work to give a better understanding of the vulnerabilities of the target network. You obtained access to the domain controller using credentials found from one of the other machines. Even if that avenue is closed, it may still be possible to exploit the domain controller directly.

The domain controller is running Windows Server $2016,$ which may have unpatched vulnerabilities. Research the ms$17\_010\_$psexec module for Metasploit. Determine the options needed to attempt this attack against the domain controller at $172\mathrm{.}30\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}40.$ Execute the exploit.