Apple 9L0-400 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Apple 9L0-400 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 11:

  Disk Utlity with Mac OS X v10.3 allows you to configure drives in RAID configurations of what level(s)?

  A. Level 0 only
  B. Level 1 only
  C. Level 0 or 1
  D. Level 1 or 5
  E. Level 0, 1, or 5
  C. Level 0 or 1

• Question 12:

  How do you configure Mac OS X v10.3 to print to a networked IP printer?

  A. In the Printer Setup Utility, click on Add, choose IP Printing from the pop-up, menu, enter the IP address of the printer, and click Add.
  B. In the Printer Setup Utility, click on Add, choose IP from the pop-up menu, select the printer from the list, and click Add.
  C. Open the Choose, select the LaserWrite printer driver icon, and select the printer you want to configure.
  D. Open the printer you wish to configure from the list of printers in the /Library/Printers/PPDs folder
  A. In the Printer Setup Utility, click on Add, choose IP Printing from the pop-up, menu, enter the IP address of the printer, and click Add.

• Question 13:

  If Sandra disables AppleTalk in the Directory Access utility on her iMac running Mac OS X v10.3, what is the result?

  A. Sandra cannot print to AppleTalk printers from her iMac.
  B. Sandra's iMac no longer discovers servers via AppleTalk.
  C. Sandra cannot connect to an AFP filer server from her iMac.
  D. Users on other computers cannot connect to Sandra's iMac via AFP.
  B. Sandra's iMac no longer discovers servers via AppleTalk.

• Question 14:

  A disk image file ___________. (Choose all that apply.)

  A. can be encrypted at the time it is created
  B. has the extension .img or .dmg by default
  C. can only be created from the command line
  D. is represented by a folder icon when mounted
  E. can only be create by the System Administrator
  F. may represent a compressed folder and its content
  A. can be encrypted at the time it is created
  B. has the extension .img or .dmg by default
  F. may represent a compressed folder and its content

• Question 15:

  In Mac OS X v10.3, where can a non-administrator user named "ann" store her files?

  A. /System
  B. /Users/ann
  C. /Applications
  D. /Users/Home/ann
  B. /Users/ann

• Question 16:

  Which Mac OS X v10.3 utility is helpful when troubleshooting a computer's Ethernet connectivity?

  A. Network Utility
  B. Activity Monitor
  C. Network Monitor
  D. Internet Connect
  A. Network Utility

• Question 17:

  Network administrators can create and distribute specific VPN configurations, which users can add to their systems by ___________.

  A. Copying and pasting the Internet Connect application preferences at UserName>Library>Preferences>com.apple.internetconnect.plist
  B. Choosing Import Configurations from the File menu of the Internet Connect application
  C. Choosing Save and Open Configurations from the File menu of the Internet Connect application
  D. Clicking the Import button in the Internal Modem window of the Internet Connect application
  B. Choosing Import Configurations from the File menu of the Internet Connect application

• Question 18:

  Over which three of these protocols can network volumes be mounted using the "Connect to Server" command from the Finder? Choose three.

  A. SMB
  B. POP
  C. FTP
  D. DSL
  E. NFS
  F. IPP
  A. SMB
  C. FTP
  E. NFS

• Question 19:

  Which is the requirement when initially configuring a Bluetooth device, such as a cell phone, to pair with a computer running Mac OS X v10.3?

  A. The computer or the device must be set up to be Discoverable.
  B. The computer and the device must have the sleep function disabled.
  C. The computer and the device must be within line of sight of each other.
  D. The computer or the device must be set to Require Network Authentication.
  A. The computer or the device must be set up to be Discoverable.

• Question 20:

  A Mac OS X v10.3 user can view a file ownership and access permissions by _________. (Choose all that apply.)

  A. viewing the file in Column View
  B. using the ls -l command in the Terminal utility.
  C. Pressing the Verify Permissions button in Disk Utility.
  D. Selecting the file and choosing Get Info from the File menu.
  E. Selecting the Permissions tab in the Apple System Profiler utility
  B. using the ls -l command in the Terminal utility.
  D. Selecting the file and choosing Get Info from the File menu.