Apple 9L0-521 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Apple 9L0-521 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  In OS X Server, you can configure NetInstall filters that allow specific client computers to accessNetInstall based on the client computer's ____________ ?

  A. IP address
  B. Ethernet hardware (MAC) address
  C. URL
  D. Host name
  B. Ethernet hardware (MAC) address

• Question 2:

  You purchased a signed SSL certificate from a trusted CA and added it to your OS X Server computer. When you look at the certificate in Keychain Access, you see the message below."Certificate authority's root certificate not trusted by your computer".

  Which step is MOST LIKELY to solve the problem?

  A. Create a new certificate signing request for the server.
  B. Install the intermediate certificate from the trusted CA in the server's system keychain.
  C. Verify that you pasted in the new certificate correctly when you added it using Server app.
  D. Install the trusted CA's private key in the server's system keychain.
  D. Install the trusted CA's private key in the server's system keychain.

• Question 3:

  Which statement about Open Directory locales in OS X Server is TRUE?

  A. Locales integrate the Open Directory domain with Active Directory forest names.
  B. Locales organize Open Directory servers according to the subnet that they serve.
  C. Locales affect which folders, if any, appear in the Network view on a Mac client computer.
  D. Locales let administrators define language preferences, so that users can interact with services in their preferred language
  B. Locales organize Open Directory servers according to the subnet that they serve.

• Question 4:

  Which of these is an example of authorization in OS X Mavericks and OS X Server?

  A. The login window in a wiki
  B. The list of available volumes displayed when connecting to a file service
  C. The "Connect to Server" dialog in Server app
  D. The User ID in a user account
  D. The User ID in a user account

• Question 5:

  What are TWO ways administrators can remove a device group profile from an OS X Mavericks computer? (Select 2)

  A. In Workgroup Manager, select the group, click Preferences and click the Delete (-) button.
  B. In the Profiles pane in System Preferences, select the profile, and click the Remove (-) button.
  C. In Profile Manager, click Device Groups, select the appropriate device group, click Members,and click the Delete (x) button to the right of the member computer.
  D. In Server app, select the group, click the Edit (pencil) button in the Group pane, and deselect Manage.
  E. In the Profiles tab in Device Manager, select the OS X Mavericks computer, select Profiles,select the group, and click the Delete (-) button.
  B. In the Profiles pane in System Preferences, select the profile, and click the Remove (-) button.
  E. In the Profiles tab in Device Manager, select the OS X Mavericks computer, select Profiles,select the group, and click the Delete (-) button.

• Question 6:

  Which step is required in order to enable the management of OS X Server via Server app on a client Mac?

  A. On the client, open Server app, select the server, click Settings, and select "Allow remote loginusing SSH."
  B. On the client Mac, open the Sharing pane of System Preferences, and select Remote Management.
  C. On the server, open Server app, select the server, click Settings, and select "Allow remoteadministration using Server."
  D. On the server, open the Sharing pane of System Preferences, and select Remote Management.
  C. On the server, open Server app, select the server, click Settings, and select "Allow remoteadministration using Server."

• Question 7:

  You started up a Mac from its OS X Recovery partition to complete a task. When you restarted,the Mac started up from the OS X Recovery partition again. How can you configure it to start up from a different volume?

  A. Choose Terminal from the Utilities menu, type startup disk -[volume name] and press Return.
  B. Choose Disk Utility from the Apple menu, and select a startup volume.
  C. Choose Startup Disk in the OS X Utilities window, and select a startup volume.
  D. Choose Startup Disk from the Apple menu, and select a startup volume.
  D. Choose Startup Disk from the Apple menu, and select a startup volume.

• Question 8:

  Which procedure will prevent guest users from seeing a specific shared folder that is hosted byOS X Server?

  A. In Server app, set the folder's permissions for Everyone Else to No Access.
  B. In Finder, click the folder, then choose Get Info from the File menu, and click the option, "Hidefrom Guest Users
  C. In Server app, enable the Hidden flag on the folder.
  D. In Finder, add a period to the beginning of the folder's name.
  A. In Server app, set the folder's permissions for Everyone Else to No Access.

• Question 9:

  Which procedure will permit only the Marketing group to access a website hosted on OS X Server?

  A. Using Server app, double-click the website from the list of websites, add a realm, and enable Allowed Access for the Marketing group.
  B. In Finder, edit the permissions of the site folder to Read-only for the Marketing group, and No Access for the everyone group.
  C. In Finder, edit the permissions of the site folder to Read/Write for the Marketing group, and No Access for the everyone group.
  D. Using Server app, double-click the website from the list of websites, and select the Marketing group from the Who Can Access menu.
  D. Using Server app, double-click the website from the list of websites, and select the Marketing group from the Who Can Access menu.

• Question 10:

  If you change the folder privilege for "everyone" to Read and Write, Finder, by default, will change the permissions of items inside the folder to match.

  A. True
  B. False
  B. False