Apple OS X Support Essentials 10.9 - 9L0-415 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. What can you enable to locate a lost Mac system? B. Which items fall under the file quarantine system? C. How can you identify duplicate fonts? D. Which application can you open to initiate Apple software updates?

A. True B. False

A. A user with Write-only permissions to a folder can delete any file in that folder. B. A user with Read-only permissions to a folder CANNOT rename any files in that folder. C. A user with Write-only permissions to a folder can rename any file in that folder. D. A user with Read-only permissions to a folder CANNOT view any files in that folder.

A. The master password is used to reset local account passwords. B. The system version, build number, and hardware serial number are located in the About This Mac dialog or the login screen. The system version number defines the specific version of OS X currently installed. The system build number is an even more specific identifier used primarily by developers. Finally, the hardware serial number is a unique number used to identify your specific Mac. C. A Safe Boot is initiated by holding down the Shift key during system startup D. The system launchd process is ultimately responsible for starting every system process. It also manages system initialization and starts the loginwindow process.

A. How does Time Machine maintain a backup history of the file system? B. What does it mean when you choose the option to "ignore volume ownership" in the Finder? What are the security ramifications of ignoring volume ownership? C. What two methods are used to hide items from the Finder? D. What interface is the default location for managing documents in iCloud?

A. When a user changes his own account password, the system will keep his login keychain password in sync. B. When fast user switching is enabled, all users are allowed to see other users' locally connected disks. C. The Archive option in the Finder creates compressed zip archive files. D. The Finder hides traditional UNIX resources from average users because they don't need to have access to those items. If users need access to these UNIX items, they can access them from Terminal.

A. The account name will be changed to the name of the existing home folder. B. You will be returned to the new account sheet in the Users & Group pane. C. The existing home folder will be displayed in the Finder with the name selected. D. The existing home folder's name will be changed to match the one you entered in the new account sheet.

A. What backup destination disks does Time Machine support? B. Which changes are made when OS X Safe Boots? C. How do network devices acquire and use self-assigned TCP/IP addresses? D. How do you further resolve an issue that disappears when the Mac successfully safe-boots?

A. What's the best source for acquiring printer drivers for OS X? B. What's the relationship between clients and servers as it relates to network service access? C. What's the primary interface for configuring network service applications? D. What's target disk mode and how is it engaged?

A. In OS X there are two configuration methods for 802.1X. The first method is automatic configuration via the selection of a Wi-Fi network that requires WPA/WPA2 Enterprise authentication. The second method is "semi-automatic" configuration via an 802.1X configuration profile provided by an administrator. B. The Lookup tab of Network Utility allows you to test name resolution against the currently configured DNS server. C. In the Mac App Store, you can view the current Apple ID by selecting Store from the menu bar. You can get further details regarding this Apple ID, by selecting View My Account in the same menu. D. A network client uses the subnet mask to determine whether the destination IP address is on the LAN. If the destination IP address isn't on the LAN, it's assumed the destination address is on another network, and the client sends the data to the IP address of the local network router. The network router then sends the data, via a WAN connection, on to another router that it thinks is closer to the destination. This continues across WAN connections from router to router until the data reaches its destination.

A. DFS B. AFP C. SMB D. FTP E. WebDAV