Show me the steps to solve You are an analyst at a small firm and your manager has tasked you with writing a script to automate tasks. To test your script, you have been given a sandbox environment that mimics your live system. The domain contains $12$ user accounts within three organizational units: Human Resources $($HR$),$ Finance, and Sales. Your manager has identified the need for scripts to automate the following tasks, to be divided up by you and your coworkers:

Reset all the passwords of the employees of an organizational unit of your choice. Set the passwords to NewP@$$w$0$rd$.$

Separate all the files in c:$\backslash$officefiles into two folders: c:$\backslash$HR$\_$Backup and c:$\backslash$Sales$\_$Backup. If the file name contains HR$,$ move this file to the HR$\_$backup folder; file names that contain Sales should be moved to Sales$\_$backup. For all files that are moved, you should append $\_$backup$$ to each of the file names.

For example, HR$\_$File$1.$txt would be HR$\_$File$1\_$backup.txt

Add four new user accounts to a particular organizational unit of your choice:

Username: User$\_1$ Password: P@ssW$0$rd

Username: User$\_2$ Password: P@ssW$0$rd

Username: User$\_3$ Password: P@ssW$0$rd

Username: User$\_4$ Password: P@ssW$0$rd

Use the Ping utility to report connections of all IP addresses that end in an odd number in the network, and output them to a text file called ping.txt