write steps Create an OU called IT

a$.$ Create your own administrative account in the IT OU called YOURFIRSTNAME$-$IT replacing $$YOURFIRSTNAME$$ with your first name, with the same memberships as the administrator account

b$.$ Log into the domain controller with your YOURFIRSTNAME$-$IT account you created

c$.$ You must only use this account for the remainder of the project

d$.$ Create the OUs in the root of the domain: Administration, Shipping, Finance, and Sales

e$.$ Open an administrative PowerShell prompt, and type the following Powershell cmdlets:

function global:prompt $\{[$Environment$]$::MachineName$+""+[$Environment$]$::UserName$+"$ PS$>"\}$

Then

Get$-$ADOrganizationalUnit $-$Filter 'Name $-$like $"*"\text{'}|$ Format$-$Table Name, DistinguishedName

f$.$ Take a screenshot.

$2.$ Create a Global Security group for each OU

a$.$ Use the name of the OU and add $$Group$$ to the end of the group name $($IT Group"$)$

b$.$ Open an administrative PowerShell prompt, and type the following Powershell cmdlets:

function global:prompt $\{[$Environment$]$::MachineName$+""+[$Environment$]$::UserName$+"$ PS$>"\}$

Then

Get$-$ADGroup $-$Filter 'Name $-$like $"*$Group$"\text{'}|$ Format$-$Table Name, Distinguishedname

$3.$ Create a template account for each of the OU$$s you have created starting with the unique characters: $--$

a$.$ Each must be labelled $$OU NAME$-$Template $($Replace OU NAME with the name of the OU$)$

b$.$ Each must be added as a member of the OU$$s group

c$.$ The template accounts must be disabled

d$.$ Open an administrative PowerShell prompt, and type the following Powershell cmdlets:

function global:prompt $\{[$Environment$]$::MachineName$+""+[$Environment$]$::UserName$+"$ PS$>"\}$

Then

Get$-$ADUser $-$Filter 'Name $-$like $"--*"\text{'}|$ Format$-$Table Name, Di