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Problem Statement

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======= The system admin team at xFusionCorp Industries has streamlined access management by implementing group-based access control. Here's what you need to do:

a. Create a group named nautilus_admin_users across all App servers within the Stratos Datacenter.

b. Add the user rajesh into the nautilus_admin_users group on all App servers. If the user doesn't exist, create it as well.

Solution

Task A: Create Group nautilus_admin_users Across All App Servers

  1. Log into each App server in the Stratos Datacenter. This can be done via SSH or any other remote access method used.

  2. Create the group nautilus_admin_users on each server:

    sudo groupadd nautilus_admin_users

    Verify that the group was created:

    cat /etc/group | grep nautilus_admin_users

Task B: Add User rajesh to nautilus_admin_users Group on All App Servers

  1. Check if user rajesh exists on each server:

    id rajesh

    • If the user does not exist, you need to create it:

      sudo useradd rajesh

    • If the user exists, you can skip to adding the user to the group.

  2. Add rajesh to the nautilus_admin_users group:

    sudo usermod -aG nautilus_admin_users rajesh

    Verify that the user was added to the group:

    id rajesh

    OutPut:

    uid=1002(rajesh) gid=1002(nautilus_admin_users) groups=1002(nautilus_admin_users)

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