Configure a Static IP Address (Windows):

Configure a network adapter in Windows with the following static IP settings:

IP Address: 192.168.1.50

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1

Preferred DNS Server: 8.8.8.8

Network Configuration and Services Provide a step-by-step procedure with screenshots to perform the following network configurations.

 Configure the NTFS permissions so that the "Marketing" group has "Modify" permissions, and the "Administrators" group has "Full Control".

 Configure the share permissions so that the "Marketing" group has "Full Control".

Share this folder with the network name Marketing_Share.

Create a new folder named Marketing Reports on the C: drive.

Add this new user to the "Marketing" group (assume the group already exists).

Add this new user to the "Marketing" group (assume the group already exists).

 Set a password for the user and configure the account so that the "User must change password at next logon".

 Create and Configure a New User:

1. Open "Active Directory Users and Computers".

2. Create a new user with the following details:

Full Name: Riya Sharma

User logon name: riya.s

 Create and Configure a New User:

1. Open "Active Directory Users and Computers".

2. Create a new user with the following details:

Full Name: Riya Sharma

User logon name: riya.s

Windows Server Administration

Provide a step-by-step procedure with screenshots for the following tasks in a Windows Server environment.

Set the permissions for the /project/data directory such that:

a Create a directory named/project/data. Change its ownership so that the user manager is the owner and the group devteam is the group owner.

 Create a new group named devteam. Add the user intern and an existing user manager to this new group.

 Create a new user account named intern with/home/intern as their home directory and /bin/bash as their default shell.

 Write another shell script named user_check.sh that takes a username as input. The script should check if the given user is currently logged into the system.

If the user is logged in, it should display: "[Username] is currently active on the system."

If the user is not logged in, it should display: "[Username] is not logged in.

. After a successful backup, it should print a message: "Backup of [source_directory] completed successfully at [destination_path/backup_filename]".

It should create a compressed backup of the source directory in the destination directory. The backup filename should be in the format backup_YYYY-MM-DD.tar.gz (e.g., backup_2025-10-25.tar.gz).

It should check if the source directory exists. If not, it should print an error message and exit.