$1)$ When an organization started its Windows network almost a year ago, the network was small enough that you simply use the default Users and Computers containers for the user account and computer account objects you created. However, now that the company has grown to more than $50$ users and computers, you decide that some structure is needed. You talk to the owner to understand how the business is organized and learn that there are four main departments: Executive, Marketing, Engineering, and Operations. Draw a diagram of the Active Directory structure based on this information, including the types of objects in each container. Include the objects you know about and where these objects should be located, and state whether you need to move any existing objects. Use triangles and circles to represent container objects in your diagram, as in the example below.

$2)(50$ points$)$ A company you just started working for, Parts Are Us$,$ sells auto parts. The company has $200$ stores in North America. There are normally $15-20$ people that work in each store, and they all have a local tower server with a local application, StoreApp, that provides all of the information about the parts and products sold in the local store. The servers that are deployed all use $(2)400$ GB basic disks and the concern is that there is only enough free space on these disks as the application grows. The application disk utilization if growing about $25\%$ per year.

Snapshot of a representative server:

Tower server with $(2)$ quad core processing boards, GPU and RAID card

Running Windows Server $2019$

Space for $5$ disk drives $(5$ bays$)$

$2$ of the $5$ bays are being used, $1$ for the Windows os and $1$ for the store application

$-$ Disk $1$ Windows Server $2019$

$-$ Disk $2$ StoreApp Application disk

Disk$130\%$ utilized

Disk$285\%$ utilized

Disk drives available from the hardware vendor:

Same $400$ GB drives used in the server currently

Larger $600$ GB drive but these are more expensive

Goal:

Use the same server hardware but purchase additional disks to put in each server.

Provide better method to protect the data from a disk failure.

Ensure disk utilization is always less than $60\%.$

Provide more disk space that will last for the next $3$ years of growth.

Given the scenario described above, recommend a new disk configuration to meet the described goals.

Describe the steps, at a high level, for implementing your new disk configuration.