Apple 9L0-415 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Apple 9L0-415 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 201:

  Where are the keychain files stored?

  A. A Safe Boot performs the following permanent actions: attempting to repair the system volume structure, deleting system KEXT caches, and deleting font caches.
  B. The master password is used to reset local account passwords.
  C. Each user starts with a login keychain saved at /Users//Library/Keychain/ login.keychain and a Local Items/iCloud keychain saved in the /Users//Library/Keychains/ folder. Administrative users can manage systemwide authentication assets with the /Library/Keychain/System.keychain. Finally, Apple maintains several items in /System/Library/Keychains/ for OS X system use.
  D. Spotlight metadata index databases are stored at the root of every volume in a /.Spotlight-V100 folder. However, a Legacy FileVault user's database is stored in his encrypted home folder. And the Mail application maintains its own database in each user's home folder at ~/Library/Mail/V2/MailData/Envelope Index. Spotlight plug-ins can be located in any of the Library folders in a folder named Spotlight.
  C. Each user starts with a login keychain saved at /Users//Library/Keychain/ login.keychain and a Local Items/iCloud keychain saved in the /Users//Library/Keychains/ folder. Administrative users can manage systemwide authentication assets with the /Library/Keychain/System.keychain. Finally, Apple maintains several items in /System/Library/Keychains/ for OS X system use.

• Question 202:

  From your OS X user account that has iCloud enabled, how can you open a TextEdit document that you stored in iCloud?

  A. In Finder, select iCloud > Open from the Go menu, and then select the TextEdit app and the document that you want to open.
  B. From the Applications folder, open the iCloud app, and then select the TextEdit app and document that you want to open.
  C. In TextEdit, choose Open from the File menu, click iCloud, and then select the document that you want to open.
  D. From the iCloud pane of System Preferences, select the TextEdit app and the document that you want to open.
  C. In TextEdit, choose Open from the File menu, click iCloud, and then select the document that you want to open.

• Question 203:

  What are some privacy and security concerns with the Spotlight service?

  A. The Spotlight search service creates index databases of file system metadata so that it can perform normally time intensive searches nearly instantly. File system tags can be found in the Finder sidebar, Spotlight search, and any open or save document dialogs.
  B. When fast user switching is enabled, all users are allowed to see other users' locally connected disks.
  C. A user's home folder permissions can be reset from the Reset Password application on OS X Recovery.
  D. Though Spotlight indexes file and folder permissions, it allows other users to search the contents of locally attached nonsystem volumes when ownership is ignored on those volumes.
  D. Though Spotlight indexes file and folder permissions, it allows other users to search the contents of locally attached nonsystem volumes when ownership is ignored on those volumes.

• Question 204:

  Review the screenshot, and then answer the question below.

  

  You perform a default installation of OS X Mountain Lion, and create the initial admin account, and accounts for Chris and Pat, as shown above. The Chris account is a member of which group?

  A. chris
  B. workgroup
  C. wheel
  D. staff
  D. staff

• Question 205:

  Bundles and packages are used to combine complex items into individual folders. Packages have the additional advantage of appearing as a single item in the Finder. This allows software developers to combine resources into a single item and prevents users from seeing and potentially damaging those resources through deletion or moving of files.

  A. What does OS X use bundles or packages for?
  B. What does the diagnostic reporting feature do?
  C. How does file system journaling work?
  D. What does CUPS do?
  A. What does OS X use bundles or packages for?

• Question 206:

  You want to manage configuration profiles on a Mac that has Mountain Lion installed, but the Profiles preferences icon is NOT present in the System Preferences window. What is a likely explanation?

  A. There are no profiles installed on the Mac.
  B. Profiles have been disabled in the Security and Privacy pane of the Mac.
  C. The Mac is not enrolled with Profile Manager.
  D. You are not logged in as an administrator user.
  A. There are no profiles installed on the Mac.

• Question 207:

  Which statement is TRUE of file and folder permissions in the Finder in OS X Mountain Lion?

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

• Question 208:

  What are PPD files responsible for?

  A. PostScript Printer Description (PPD) files are printer driver files that instruct the CUPS system on how to communicate with specific printer models.
  B. If a client sharing service is compromised, an unauthorized user can control your Mac and execute unwanted applications or processes.
  C. 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.
  D. Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS) manages all printing for OS X, including both local and shared printing.
  A. PostScript Printer Description (PPD) files are printer driver files that instruct the CUPS system on how to communicate with specific printer models.

• Question 209:

  If DHCP is specified as the configuration for a TCP/IP connection and no DHCP service is available, the device automatically selects a random IP address in the 169.254.xxx.xxx range. It checks the local network to ensure that no other network device is using the randomly generated IP address before it applies the IP address. In most cases, though, this addressing isn't normal, and it's often indicative of a problem with DHCP services.

  A. How do network devices acquire and use self-assigned TCP/IP addresses?
  B. How do you share printers with other users?
  C. How do you engage Quick Look? Which applications support it?
  D. How can you encrypt a disk without losing its contents?
  A. How do network devices acquire and use self-assigned TCP/IP addresses?

• Question 210:

  Which steps will let you retrieve a file from a Time Machine backup on an external hard disk connected to your Mac?

  A. Open Time Machine, use the timeline to reach the appropriate date and time, select the file, and click Restore.
  B. In the Finder enter a search term in the Spotlight search field, click the Add (+) button to add a search criterion, and choose Search Time Machine, then use the timeline to reach the appropriate date and time, select the file, and click Restore.
  C. Open System Preferences, click the Time Machine icon, click Retrieve, use the timeline to reach the appropriate date and time, select the file, and click Restore.
  D. Control-click the icon of the folder in which you want the restored file to appear, open Time Machine from the shortcut menu, choose Restore from the Time Machine menu, use the timeline to reach the appropriate date and time, select the file, and click Restore.
  A. Open Time Machine, use the timeline to reach the appropriate date and time, select the file, and click Restore.