This lab walks through the process of configuring Just Enough Administrative (JEA).
Learning Objectives
Successfully complete this lab by achieving the following learning objectives:
- Configure Active Directory
- Create the two organizational units (OUs), one for privileged user accounts named
Privileged Admins
and another for non-privileged user accounts namedUser Accounts
.- Move the privileged user account
admin_user
to the privileged user account OU. - Move the non-privlileged user account
helpdesk_user
to the non-privileged account OU.
- Move the privileged user account
- Create a Domain Local Active Directory security group named
Helpdesk Staff
. - Add the
helpdesk_user
user to theHelpdesk Staff
group.
- Create the two organizational units (OUs), one for privileged user accounts named
- Configure Just Enough Administration (JEA)
- Configure Just Enough Administration (JEA) to allow helpdesk staff to unlock accounts and reset passwords for non-privileged user accounts using the Active Directory powershell module:
- Create a module.
- Define role capabilities.
- Create the session configuration.
- Register the configuration.
Please note: You can refer to the following code snippets when creating your role capabilities: Code Snippets
- Configure Just Enough Administration (JEA) to allow helpdesk staff to unlock accounts and reset passwords for non-privileged user accounts using the Active Directory powershell module:
- Test the Configuration
- Log on to
BRAWKS1
as our non-privileged domain user account[email protected]
. - Connect to
BRADC1
using PowerShell Remoting and specify the configuration you created. - Test unlocking accounts and resetting user accounts for prilvileged like
admin_user
and non-prilveged users likehelpdesk_user
.
- Log on to