Apple 9L0-403 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Apple 9L0-403 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 11:

  You type the hostname, "www.apple.com" in Safari's address bar. If TCP/IP is configured manually, which DNS name server does your Mac OS X v10.6 computer query to identify the IP address that maps to that host?

  A. The DNS name server assigned to the apple.com domain by ICANN.
  B. Any DNS name server that resides on the Mac OS X v10.6 computer's local subnet.
  C. Any DNS name server on the same network router as the Mac OS X v10.6 computer.
  D. A DNS name server specified in the Mac OS X v10.6 computer's System Preferences.
  D. A DNS name server specified in the Mac OS X v10.6 computer's System Preferences.

• Question 12:

  If the Shift key is held down while booting Mac OS X, which four events occur?

  Choose four.

  A. Kernel loads.
  B. Essential KEXTS load.
  C. Third-party fonts load.
  D. Launchd process starts.
  E. User LaunchAgents load.
  F. Disk verification and repair.
  G. Third-party LaunchDaemons load.
  H. KEXTS load from /library/extensions.
  A. Kernel loads.
  B. Essential KEXTS load.
  D. Launchd process starts.
  F. Disk verification and repair.

• Question 13:

  Using the Parental Controls preferences, which three restrictions can you impose on an account? Choose three - partial credit possible.

  A. Restrict the account to a cumulative daily login session duration.
  B. Restrict the account to a defined set of services in Sharing preferences.
  C. Restrict the account to sending emails only to defined email addresses.
  D. Restrict the account to launching only a defined set of local applications.
  E. Restrict the account to a defined amount of disk space for the home folder.
  F. Restrict the account to downloading only defined file types (such as text or audio files) from the web.
  A. Restrict the account to a cumulative daily login session duration.
  C. Restrict the account to sending emails only to defined email addresses.
  D. Restrict the account to launching only a defined set of local applications.

• Question 14:

  Review the screenshot of a portion of the Disk Utility application window, and then answer the question below.

  

  Which statement best describes the "149.1 GB ST3160023AS Media" item that appears in the screenshot above?

  A. It is a volume with three partitions.
  B. It is a hard disk with three partitions.
  C. It is a partition with three file systems.
  D. It is a RAID set made from three hard disks.
  B. It is a hard disk with three partitions.

• Question 15:

  What are two reasons a system administrator might choose to store user accounts on a directory server? Choose two - partial credit possible.

  A. So that users can access their FileVault-protected home directories quickly.
  B. So that users can access a variety of services using the same account credentials.
  C. So that the admin user can manage user accounts centrally on the directory server, rather than individually on each client workstation.
  D. So that the admin user can implement Windows-style hashes for SMB/CIFS file sharing; hashes are supported for directory accounts, but not for local accounts.
  E. So that the admin user can use parental controls to manage users; parental controls restrictions can only be implemented on accounts stored on a directory server.
  B. So that users can access a variety of services using the same account credentials.
  C. So that the admin user can manage user accounts centrally on the directory server, rather than individually on each client workstation.

• Question 16:

  You have restarted a computer from the Mac OS X v10.6 Install DVD in order to repair its hard disk. Which procedure below will let you perform the repair?

  A. Advance to the volume selection pane in the Installer, select the hard disk, and click Verify and Repair.
  B. Quit the Installer, then open Disk Utility from the /Applications/Utilities/ folder on the DVD, select the hard disk, and click Repair Disk.
  C. Without quitting the Installer, open Disk Utility from the Utilities menu in the Installer application, select the hard disk, and click Repair Disk.
  D. Quit the Installer, then open Disk Utility from the /Applications/Utilities/ folder on the computer's hard disk, select the hard disk, and click Repair Disk.
  C. Without quitting the Installer, open Disk Utility from the Utilities menu in the Installer application, select the hard disk, and click Repair Disk.

• Question 17:

  Review the screenshots of a file's permissions, as seen in Finder and from Terminal, and then answer the question below.

  

  NOTE: The specific privileges identified in the Info window below have been deliberately blurred, as they are not relevant to this question. Why are Kim's permissions to the file, Report.rtf, NOT visible in the Terminal listing?

  A. Kim's permissions are stored as POSIX settings.
  B. Kim's permissions are stored in the volume catalog.
  C. Kim's permissions are stored in the file data segment.
  D. Kim's permissions are stored in an Access Control List (ACL).
  D. Kim's permissions are stored in an Access Control List (ACL).

• Question 18:

  Which three folders' contents are omitted by default from Time Machine Backups in Mac OS X v10.6? Choose three.

  A. /etc/
  B. /tmp/
  C. ~/Downloads/
  D. Library/Logs/
  E. Library/Caches/
  F. /System/Library/
  G. ~/Library/Cookies/
  B. /tmp/
  E. Library/Caches/
  G. ~/Library/Cookies/

• Question 19:

  Which Terminal command allows an admin user to execute a command as the root user in Mac OS X?

  A. sudo
  B. root
  C. exec
  D. alias
  A. sudo

• Question 20:

  You have a file with a resource fork on a Mac OS X v10.6 computer. You use the Finder to copy the file from your computer to a local volume that has a FAT32 file system. What happens to the information in the files resource fork when the file is copied to the FAT32 volume?

  A. The information in the resource fork is stored in a second data segment of the file.
  B. The information in the resource fork is copied to a second file on the new file system.
  C. The information in the resource fork is stored as an extended attribute on the new file system.
  D. The information in the resource fork is discarded from the copy of the file that resides on the new file system.
  B. The information in the resource fork is copied to a second file on the new file system.