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LAB: Configure Active Directory and Implement Departmental and User Access Controls
D Hinsley
ITT Tech Online
IS416: Securing Windows Platforms and Applications
Todd Wolfe
Week 1: LAB
Due: 20140323
Week 1 Laboratory
Lab Part 1: Configure Active Directory and Implement Departmental and User Access Controls
Learning Objectives and Outcomes
Upon completing this hands-on lab, students will be able to complete the following tasks:
* Create Windows 2008 Standard Server R2 Active Directory system administration configurations for defined departmental workgroups and users
* Create Windows 2008 Standard Server R2 global domain departmental groups and user account definitions per defined access control requirements
* Configure Windows 2008 Standard Server R2 departmental group and user folders with unique access rights per the defined access control requirements
* Access a Windows 2008 Standard Server R2 as a user and encounter errors when attempting to create data files and write them to specific folders
* Create a list of new and modified access control parameters to implement stringent security access controls per the defined requirements using Windows 2008 Standard Server R2
Lab Part 1 – Access Controls Criteria Worksheet
Instructions
For the given access control requirements, specify what you need to implement to comply with the requirement.
Access Control Requirement | Access Control Implementation |
Prevent unauthorized users from logging onto another person’s user account with periodic password changes. | The Principle of Least PrivilegeCreate passwords to expire in a set period of time |
Allow Shop Floor users to read and write files in C:\ERPdocuments\SFfiles. | Grant read and write access to users in the Shop Floor group |
Allow Human Resources users to read and write files in C:\ERPdocuments\HRfiles. | Grant read and write access to users in the Human Resources group |
SFManager users to read and write...