Step 4. Setting up local security policies

Implement the following policies in the system:

Passwords must be changed every 30 days.

Each user is required to use at least eight unique passwords before they are allowed to use

a password that they have previously used.

Any user logging into the system should be greeted with the following warning: Warning:

only authorized personnel is permitted to log on to this system.

The username of the user who last logged on to the system should not be displayed on the

logon screen.

Step 5. Setting up a printing environment

Create a local Canon Bubble Jet BJC-8000 printer on LPT1 and share it with the name

Bubblejet1. Make it available between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:30 p.m.

Set up all members of the three groups you created: Inventory, Production, and Quality

Control, to be allowed to print on this printer. Do not allow just anybody to print. Hint: remove

one of the default printing permissions.

Ensure that the two members of the Supervisors group have full control over the print jobs

and the printer.

Step 6. Implementing system fault-tolerance measures

Set up an alert that will send a message to Steve whenever the %Processor Time counter

goes above 60%. Make sure an entry is recorded in the application event log when the alert is

triggered

Create a backup schedule to back up all components of the System State at 11:00 p.m.

every Friday. Set backup destination file to C:\system_state.bkf