Apple 9L0-403 Mac OS X Support Essentials 10.6

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1. Review the four Apple System Profiler screenshots from a single Mac OS X v10.6 computer, and then

answer the question below.

What version of EFI firmware is installed on the computer whose profile is shown above?

A. MP31.006C.B05

B. 1.25f4

C. 68929F4A-E7A4-5A2C-AFA2-F9E3467E872E

D. 01.00.252

E. BC14

F. 1.3.0

Answer: A

2. When a user chooses Shut Down from the Apple menu, what process quits all of the user's open

applications and tells the kernel to power down the computer?

A. init

B. launchd

C. kernel_task

   

D. loginwindow

Answer: D

3. How do you start up a Mac OS X v10.6 computer in single-user mode?

A. Type the command reboot -single in Terminal.

B. Hold down the Command-S keys while the computer restarts.

C. Hold down the Shift-Option keys while the computer restarts.

D. Select Single-User Mode in the Startup Disk pane of System Preferences and restart the computer.

Answer: B

4. Which folder contains items that are started by the launchd process when a Mac OS X v10.6 computer

starts up?

A. /etc/launchd/

B. /var/run/launchd/

C. /Library/Extensions/

D. /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/

Answer: D

5. Which statement describes characteristics of starting up a Mac OS X v10.6 computer in Safe Boot?

A. To simplify troubleshooting, non-core components of the operating system do not load.

B. To prevent user access to sensitive system files, Simple Finder loads instead of the standard Finder.

C. To increase data security, local volumes are mounted with read-only privileges assigned to all standard

users.

D. To increase data security, Firewall and Sharing settings are modified to enable only the minimum set of

protocols.

Answer: A

6. 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 & 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.

Answer: C

7. When a user performs a default installation of Mac OS X v10.6 on a computer that has an earlier version

of Mac OS X and existing user accounts, what happens?

A. The Installer archives the older operating system, and maintains the user accounts.

B. The Installer replaces the older operating system with the Mac OS X v10.6 operating system, and

maintains the user accounts.

C. The Installer upgrades the older operating system to Mac OS X v10.6. It archives the user accounts, but

they can be restored manually.

D. The Installer erases the older operating system and installs Mac OS X v10.6. It archives the user

accounts, but they can be restored manually.

E. The Installer presents the options to upgrade, archive, or erase the older operating system and user

accounts, and the installation proceeds according to the user's selection.

Answer: B

8. When installing onto a blank hard disk, which of these is installed by default by the Mac OS X v10.6

Installer?

A. X11

B. Rosetta

C. Developer Tools

D. QuickTime Player 7

E. All printer drivers on the Install DVD

Answer: A

   

9. Which task is NOT performed by loginwindow when a user logs in?

A. Launch Dock and Finder.

B. Launch Login Items specified in Accounts preferences.

C. Scan for new peripheral devices and register them with Launch Services.

D. Configure input device and system settings according to System Preferences.

Answer: C

10. Migration Assistant is running on a Mac OS X v10.6 computer. It CANNOT migrate user files from

________.

A. another volume on the same computer

B. a Time Machine archive on the same computer

C. an archive created by the Backup utility, and stored on a MobileMe user's mounted iDisk

D. another Macintosh computer that is connected in target disk mode to the computer where Migration

Assistant is running

Answer: C

11. Which procedure will display a list of recently installed software updates on a Mac OS X v10.6

computer?

A. Open Software Update and click Receipts.

B. Open Installer and choose Show Items from the File menu.

C. Open Software Update preferences and click Installed Software.

D. Open Console, click Show Log List, and choose Software Update.log under /Library/Logs.

E. Start up the computer from the Mac OS X v10.6 Install DVD and choose Show Items from the File menu.

Answer: C

12. You need to update several networked iMacs running Mac OS X v10.6 with the latest system update

from Apple. Which statement describes a valid method of using a single computer to begin this task?

A. Choose Copy Update to Multiple Computers from the Update menu in Software Update on one computer,

and click Download.

B. Choose Download Only from the Update menu in Software Update on one computer, and then distribute

   

the updates to the target iMacs over the network.

C. Download the updates on one computer, and store them in the computer's /Network/Software Updates/

folder; Software Update will automatically search this folder first when it runs on the target iMacs.

D. Identify available updates using Software Update, use Safari to download the updates from the Apple

Support website on one computer, and then distribute the updates to the target iMacs over the network.

E. Run Software Update on one computer, then turn on Software Update Sharing in the Sharing

preferences; when Software Update runs on the other computers, it will preferentially download updates

from the local computer.

Answer: D

13. You are configuring a Mac OS X v10.6 computer that will be located in a public space. You want anyone

to be able to log in and use Safari, but you do NOT want their Safari browser history to remain on the

computer after users log out. Which action will let the computer function in the desired manner?

A. Create a Guest account.

B. Enable the Guest account.

C. Create a Sharing Only account.

D. Enable the Sharing Only account.

E. Create a managed account with Parental Controls.

Answer: B

14. Review the screenshot, and then answer the question below.

   

You perform a default installation of Mac OS X v10.6, and then create an account for Chris. The Chris

account is a member of which group?

A. staff

B. chris

C. wheel

D. admin

E. workgroup

Answer: A

15. Review the screenshots of the My Account pane of Accounts preferences, and a Finder window, and

then answer the question below.

   

A Mac OS X v10.6 computer has three local users configured as shown above. Bill Sykes has lost the

password to his account. Which procedure will let you reset the password?

A. Log in as Bill Sykes using the root password, then reset Bill Sykes' password from Accounts preferences.

B. Log in as Samuel Pickwick, then open Reset Password from the Utilities folder, and reset Bill Sykes'

password.

C. Restart the computer from the Mac OS X Install DVD, then open Reset Password from the Utilities menu,

and reset Bill Sykes' password.

D. Log in as Samuel Pickwick, open Directory preferences and enable the root user, then authenticate as

the root user in Accounts preferences, and reset Bill Sykes' password.

Answer: C

16. Which of these is an attribute in a user record for a Mac OS X v10.6 user account?

A. Access ID (AID)

B. Security ID (SID)

C. Service Profile ID (SPID)

D. Generated Unique ID (GUID)

   

Answer: D

17. The primary role of the master password in Mac OS X v10.6 is to let you ________.

A. access all the passwords stored in a local keychain

B. reset the password of an account that has FileVault enabled

C. change the startup device by holding down the Option key while the computer starts up

D. connect to any password-protected web server whose password is stored in a local keychain

Answer: B

18. When a user logs into her computer, she cannot access her login keychain. What would explain this?

A. In a previous login session, the user removed Keychain Access from her login items.

B. In a previous login session, the user changed her account password using Accounts preferences.

C. In a previous login session, the user enabled FileVault on her account, and then changed her account

password using Accounts preferences.

D. Prior to the current login session, the user changed her account password using the Reset Password

utility on the Mac OS X v10.6 Install DVD.

Answer: D

19. A standard user enabled FileVault on his account, and did not enter a hint for his account password in

Accounts preferences. Now he has lost his account password. Which procedure can an admin user follow

to let this user log in again?

A. Log in to the admin user account, open Keychain Access, open the user's login keychain, and then let

the user view the account password.

B. Select the standard user account at the Login window, click the Reset Password button, enter the master

password, and then reset the account password.

C. Log in to the admin user account, open Accounts preferences, click the Reset Password button, enter

the admin user's password, and then reset the standard user's account password.

D. Log in to the admin user account, change the privileges on the user's home folder, mount the home

folder image using Disk Utility, and then reset the password in Accounts preferences.

Answer: B

   

20. Which Mac OS X v10.6 tool can help you create a strong password?

A. Security Audit, accessible from Directory Utility

B. Password Audit, accessible from Security preferences

C. Password Assistant, accessible from Accounts preferences

D. Password Checking, accessible from Parental Controls preferences

Answer: C

21. In a default Mac OS X v10.6 file system, which of these is an absolute path to the home folder for a user

account named becky?

A. ./becky/

B. ~/becky/

C. Users/becky/

D. /Users/becky/

Answer: D

22. Review the screenshot, and then answer the question below.

   

You open Terminal on your Mac OS X v10.6 computer, and see the window displayed in the screenshot

above. What does the "~" indicate?

A. The current shell.

B. The current working directory.

C. The path to the admin command.

D. An argument passed to the admin command.

Answer: B

23. You enter the command rm -R /Applications/Exec.app in the default shell in a Mac OS X Terminal

window. What role does the string "/Applications/Exec.app" play in this command?

A. A flag that redirects the command

B. A switch that modifies the argument

C. An option that modifies the command

D. The command that the shell executes

E. The argument that the command acts on

Answer: E

24. In a default installation of Mac OS X, which user accounts can run the sudo command?

A. User accounts defined in the /var/sudoers file.

B. User accounts defined as members of the staff group.

C. User accounts defined as members of the admin group.

D. User accounts that have the Terminal application listed in the System tab of Parental Controls

preferences.

Answer: C

25. 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

   

Answer: A

26. Which statement describes the function of the Services menu item in Mac OS X?

A. It displays the status of active host connections.

B. It configures the network interfaces for a particular port.

C. It provides a list of running processes for each user on the system.

D. It allows you to access features of one application from within another application.

Answer: D

27. Which of these lets you build a workflow in Mac OS X by dragging actions from a library?

A. Terminal

B. Automator

C. Services menu

D. AppleScript Editor

Answer: B

28. 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.

Answer: B

   

29. Which process will let you start up a computer in target disk mode?

A. Start up the computer from the Mac OS X Install DVD, then choose Target Disk Mode from the Utilities

menu.

B. Hold down the S key on the keyboard while the computer starts up, then type the command reboot

-target.

C. Hold down the T key on the keyboard while the computer starts up, until a FireWire icon appears on the

screen.

D. Hold down the Option key on the keyboard while the computer starts up, until a dialog appears, then

select Target Disk Mode from the dialog.

Answer: C

30. The function of journaling in the Mac OS Extended (Journaled) file system is to ________.

A. provide a backup of user files

B. provide support for Spotlight searches

C. protect volume integrity in cases of unexpected shutdown

D. provide support for resource forks, extended attributes, and metadata

Answer: C

31. You are an admin user, and have enabled the Ignore Volume Ownership option for an external FireWire

hard disk. What will happen the next time a standard user attempts to mount the disk?

A. The disk will mount, and the user will be able to read, modify, and delete any file on the disk.

B. The disk will mount, and the user will be able to read any file on the disk; the user will be required to

enter an administrator password to modify or delete files on the disk.

C. The user will be required to enter an administrator password to mount the disk; once the disk is mounted

the user will be able to read, modify, and delete any file on the disk.

D. The user will be required to enter an administrator password to mount the disk; once the disk is mounted,

the user will be able to read any file on the disk, but will be required to re-enter an administrator password to

modify or delete files.

Answer: A

   

32. 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).

Answer: D

33. In Mac OS X v10.6, a user's Public folder contains a Drop Box folder. How do the default permissions

for the Drop Box folder permit users other than the owner to interact with the folder?

A. Other users can see the folder's contents, but they cannot add files.

B. Other users can see the folder's contents and can add files to the folder.

C. Other users can neither see the folder's contents nor add files to the folder.

   

D. Other users can add files to the folder, but they cannot see the folder's contents.

Answer: D

34. Which permission in a default Mac OS X installation makes the root level of each user's home folder

accessible to Guest users who log in locally?

A. Everyone has Read only access to user home folders.

B. Everyone has Read & Write access to user home folders.

C. The staff group has Read only access to user home folders.

D. The wheel group has Read only access to user home folders.

E. The staff group has Read & Write access to user home folders.

Answer: A

35. What are the default permissions for the /Users/Shared/ folder in Mac OS X v10.6?

A. drwxrwxrwt 3 root wheel 272 Jul 9 20:08 Shared

B. drwxrwxrwx@ 3 root staff 272 Jul 9 20:08 Shared

C. drwxrwx--- 3 admin staff 272 Jul 9 20:08 Shared

D. drwxrwxrwt 3 admin wheel 272 Jul 9 20:08 Shared

Answer: A

36. Tom wants to share a document with Harriet. Both have standard user accounts on the same Mac OS X

v10.6 computer. Which of these is NOT a location where Tom can store the document so that Harriet can

read it?

A. /Users/Shared/

B. /Users/tom/Public/

C. /Users/harriet/Public/

D. /Users/harriet/Public/Drop Box/

Answer: C

37. What does setting the sticky bit on a folder in Mac OS X do?

A. It makes invisible files inside the folder visible.

   

B. It protects files in user home folders from being moved by other users.

C. It allows users to delete files that were moved to the folder by another user.

D. It prevents users from deleting files from the folder if the files are owned by another user.

Answer: D

38. When a user opens an application, in what order does Mac OS X v10.6 search the three Library folders

in the local file system for resources that the application accesses, such as fonts?

A. 1. ~/Library/

2. /Library/

3. /System/Library/

B. 1. /Library/

2. ~/Library/

3. /System/Library/

C. 1. /System/Library/

2. ~/Library/

3. /Library/

D. 1. /Library/

2. /System/Library/

3. ~/Library/

Answer: A

39. How can you find out which application the Finder will use to open a document?

A. Select the document icon in the Finder, and choose Show Default Application from the File menu.

B. Control-click the document icon in the Finder, and choose Show Application from the shortcut menu.

C. Select the document icon in the Finder, choose Get Info from the File menu, click the "Open with"

disclosure triangle in the Info window, and note the application listed in the "Open with" field.

D. Open Finder preferences, and locate your document's file type in the File Type column of the File

Bindings list, then look in the Application column to find the application that the Finder will use to open your

document.

Answer: C

   

40. Review the two screenshots of the contents of the /Users/admin/Downloads/ folder, and then answer

the question below.

Which statement describes why the file "MyDocument.pdf" is displayed in Terminal but not in the Finder?

A. The file's sticky bit is enabled.

B. The file's hidden flag is enabled.

C. The file is stored in an aliased location.

D. The file has an active access control list.

Answer: B

41. Which statement describes how Spotlight performs searches on a volume in Mac OS X?

A. The MDResponder background process gets query results from the /Library/Spotlight/.Spotlight-V100.idx

file.

B. The .Spotlight-V100 user daemon starts, and passes query results to an invisible cache file at the root

level of the volume being searched.

C. The Spotlight process starts a user daemon called .Spotlight-V100, and passes the query results to an

invisible cache file at the root level of the volume being searched.

   

D. The Spotlight daemon maintains an index database called .Spotlight-V100 for each user in their

~/Library/ folder, and routes query results to the QuickLook server process.

E. The metadata server background process, mds, gets query results from a general index database stored

in the /.Spotlight-V100/ folder at the root level of the volume being searched.

Answer: E

42. A new, 5 MB file named text.rtf was backed up by Time Machine once, but the file has been edited since

then, and is now 6 MB. It is about to be backed up by Time Machine again. How will Time Machine handle

this backup?

A. Time Machine will copy the 6 MB file to the backup drive, and delete the original backup copy of the file

from the backup drive.

B. Time Machine will copy the 6 MB file to the backup drive, and keep both the new backup file and the

original backup file on the backup drive.

C. Time Machine will identify the 1 MB of file changes, copy those changes to a new file on the backup drive,

and keep both the new backup file and the original backup file.

D. Time Machine will identify the 1 MB of file changes, copy those changes to a new file on the backup drive,

then create a 500 KB parity file, and keep all three files: the two new files representing the 1 MB of file

changes, and the original backup file.

Answer: B

43. How does Time Machine store the data from a Mac OS X v10.6 computer, when backing up to a

directly-connected FireWire hard disk?

A. Each file is copied to a folder.

B. Each file is copied to a disk image.

C. Each file is stored as a record in a database.

D. Data from each backup is appended to a CPIO archive.

Answer: A

44. Where do most applications store their preferences in Mac OS X v10.6?

A. In a preferences database in the /Library/ folder

   

B. In a preferences database in each ~/Library/ folder

C. In .DS_Store files, at the root level of each ~/ folder

D. In individual files in each ~/Library/Preferences/ folder

Answer: D

45. What Mac OS X v10.6 tool lets you enable system features that can help users with impaired vision?

A. Speech Utility

B. Accessibility Assistant

C. Finder's Vision preferences

D. Universal Access preferences

Answer: D

46. What function does Rosetta perform in Mac OS X v10.6?

A. Rosetta allows X11 applications to run natively on Mac OS X v10.6.

B. Rosetta allows Cocoa, Carbon, and Java applications to use a common set of services.

C. Rosetta allows Intel-based Macintosh computers to run software written for PowerPC-based Macintosh

computers.

D. Rosetta allows PowerPC-based Macintosh computers to run software written for Intel-based Macintosh

computers.

Answer: C

47. Which procedure can help you identify an application that will run with Rosetta?

A. Control-click the application icon, and choose Display Environment; if the Finder displays the Rosetta

icon, the application will run with Rosetta.

B. From the command line, run ls in the directory where the application resides; if the application type is

X11, the application will run with Rosetta.

C. Click the application icon, then choose Get Info from the Finder's File menu; if the Kind field says,

"Application (PowerPC)", the application will run with Rosetta.

D. Click the application icon, then choose Get Info from the Finder's File menu; if the Application

Environment field says, "Rosetta", the application will run with Rosetta.

   

Answer: C

48. How does Boot Camp Assistant prepare a Mac OS X v10.6 computer for Windows installation?

A. It reformats the target hard disk as a FAT32 volume, then modifies the hard disk to act as a Windows

startup disk.

B. It does not modify the target hard disk, but creates a disk image at the root of the target hard disk, and

formats the disk image as a Windows volume.

C. It initializes the target hard disk with two partitions, and formats one partition as a Mac OS Extended

(Journaled) volume, and the other as a Windows volume.

D. It resizes an existing partition on the target hard disk as needed, then creates a new partition on the hard

disk, and formats the new partition as a Windows volume.

Answer: D

49. 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.

Answer: D

50. Which information must you know about a corporate VPN server before configuring the VPN software

on a user's computer to access the corporate network?

A. If the corporate VPN server supports PPPoE

B. If the corporate VPN server supports DNSsec

C. If the corporate VPN server supports L2TP or PPTP

D. Which network protocols will be encrypted by the corporate VPN

Answer: C

   

51. Which IP address is a Mac OS X computer most likely to self-assign if no DHCP services are available

on the network?

A. 127.0.0.1

B. 169.254.100.100

C. 172.16.100.100

D. 192.168.100.100

Answer: B

52. Which of these Network Utility modules can you use to determine whether a host at 10.37.129.2 on your

LAN is responsive?

A. Ping

B. Whois

C. Finger

D. Lookup

Answer: A

53. Review the screenshot of a Network preferences pane, and then answer the question below.

   

What is the range of IP addresses in this computer's local network?

A. 10.1.0.0 to 10.1.255.255

B. 10.1.5.0 to 10.1.5.255

C. 10.1.5.0 to 10.1.7.255

D. 10.1.5.1 to 10.1.5.256

Answer: B

54. Review the screenshot of part of a Network Utility window, and then answer the question below.

   

Which statement below accurately interprets the Network Utility Lookup results shown above?

A. The DNS server for mainserver.pretendco.com is pretendco.com.

B. A reverse lookup of 10.1.0.1 returns the name mainserver.pretendco.com.

C. A reverse lookup of mainserver.pretendco.com returns the IP address 10.1.0.1.

D. A forward lookup of mainserver.pretendco.com returns the IP address 10.1.0.1.

Answer: D

55. A Mac OS X v10.6 client computer is connected to both an Ethernet and an AirPort network. How do

you specify which interface the computer will use to access the Internet?

A. Use Internet Connect to select the preferred interface, and disable the other interface(s).

B. Use the Set Service Order action to move the preferred interface to the top of the Service Order list.

C. Assign a public IP address to the preferred interface, and a private IP address to the other interface(s).

D. Enter a DNS configuration for the preferred interface, and delete the DNS configuration for the other

interface(s).

Answer: B

56. You cannot connect to a web server from your Mac OS X v10.6 computer. How can Traceroute help you

troubleshoot this issue?

A. Traceroute can determine if the web server is configured correctly.

B. Traceroute can determine if the DNS server is configured correctly.

   

C. Traceroute can determine if the server that the web service is running on has a firewall.

D. Traceroute can determine if each of the routers between your computer and the web server are

responsive.

Answer: D

57. In Mac OS X, what is authentication?

A. The process of accessing a computer over a network connection.

B. The process in which entities present their credentials to a computer to prove their identity.

C. The process in which a server determines the access privileges a specific user has to resources on a

computer or network.

D. The process in which applications present their credentials to determine which files they can read and

where they can write files.

Answer: B

58. Which of these is the result of an authorization denial?

A. The login window shakes after a user enters an incorrect password.

B. Finder displays an insufficient access privileges dialog when you try to open a folder.

C. Connect To Server displays an invalid password dialog when you try to connect to a share point.

D. Finder displays a dialog that says, "The disk 'Data' is in use and could not be ejected" when you try to

eject a CD.

Answer: B

59. Which statement is true of Kerberos?

A. Kerberos requires LDAP.

B. Kerberos supports single sign-on.

C. Kerberos requires service discovery.

D. Kerberos sends your user name and password to each server you access.

Answer: B

60. You want to configure a Mac OS X v10.6 computer to authenticate users using account information

   

stored on an Active Directory server. On the Mac OS X v10.6 computer, where do you enter the information

it needs in order to bind to the Active Directory server?

A. In the Open Directory plug-in the Directory Servers pane of Directory Utility

B. In the Open Directory tab of the pane that appears when you press the Advanced button in Network

preferences

C. In the Active Directory tab of the pane that appears when you press the Advanced button in Network

preferences

D. In the dialog that appears when you press the Network Account Server: Join button in Accounts

preferences' Login Options pane

Answer: D

61. When you enable File Sharing in the Sharing preferences on a Mac OS X v10.6 computer, which

protocol(s) is (are) enabled by default?

A. AFP

B. NFS

C. SMB

D. FTP

E. AFP and FTP

F. AFP and SMB

G. FTP and SMB

H. NFS and FTP

Answer: A

62. You have enabled file sharing over SMB on a Mac OS X v10.6 computer. Before a user can

authenticate via SMB with a local account on this computer, which additional step must you complete?

A. In Sharing preferences, add the user's home folder as an SMB share point.

B. In Accounts preferences, change the user's account type from Standard to Sharing.

C. In Sharing preferences, enable SMB sharing for the user account and enter the user's account

password.

D. In Directory Utility, enable new hash types for all user accounts, then reset the user's account password

   

in Accounts preferences.

Answer: C

63. When file sharing is enabled on a Mac OS X computer, what items can a Sharing Only user access on

this computer by default?

A. Files and folders in /Network

B. The Public folders of admin and standard users

C. The same items that local standard users can access

D. Optical media and external drives that are currently mounted on the computer

Answer: B

64. Which items in a Mac OS X v10.6 file system are accessible to any guest user who connects to the

computer via SMB?

A. The contents of /System/

B. The contents of /Users/Shared/

C. The home folder of all standard users on the system

D. The Public folder of all standard and admin users on the system

E. The Drop Box folder of all standard and admin users on the system

Answer: D

65. You enable Stealth Mode on a Mac OS X v10.6 computer's firewall. How does this affect the computer's

behavior?

A. The computer will not respond to incoming connection requests.

B. The computer will not respond to diagnostic probes such as ping.

C. The computer will not register any services that are offered via Bonjour.

D. The computer will not allow outgoing connections for non-approved applications.

Answer: B

66. Which statement is TRUE of both USB and FireWire bus technologies?

A. Both buses can host up to 127 peripherals.

   

B. Both buses can operate at speeds up to 800 Mbit/s.

C. Both bus technologies support only one type of connector each.

D. Both buses can supply power to low-power consumption devices on the bus.

Answer: D

67. How do you reset the Mac OS X v10.6 printing system?

A. Navigate to /Library/Printers/ in the Finder, select all items, and move them to the Trash.

B. Open Printer Setup Utility and choose Reset Printing System from the Printer Setup Utility menu.

C. Control-click in the Printers list of the Print & Fax preferences, then choose Reset printing system.

D. Open System Preferences, Option-click the Print & Fax preferences icon, and click Reset in the dialog

that appears.

Answer: C

68. You have configured your Mac OS X v10.6 computer to share its connected USB printer. Mac OS X

users can locate and print to it, but Windows users can not. What additional step must you take to allow

Windows users to print to it?

A. In Sharing preferences, enable SMB file sharing.

B. In Print & Fax preferences, enable the SMB printer driver.

C. In Printer Setup Utility, enable Windows Printing from the Printers menu.

D. In Print & Fax preferences, configure the Windows Printer name and queue.

Answer: A

69. In what order do these Mac OS X components load at startup?

A. 1. Firmware

2. Booter

3. Kernel

B. 1. Booter

2. Kernel

3. Firmware

C. 1. Kernel

   

2. Firmware

3. Booter

D. 1. Firmware

2. Kernel

3. Booter

Answer: A

70. Review the screenshot, and then answer the question below.

You are starting up an Intel-based Mac OS X computer, and see the screen shown above. What does it

mean?

A. The system's firmware cannot locate a valid booter file.

B. The system has detected an unmountable Boot Camp partition.

C. Invalid startup modifier keys are being pressed on the keyboard.

D. The folder that holds all the user home folders cannot be located or accessed.

Answer: A

71. What is the role of the launchd process in the Mac OS X v10.6 system startup process?

A. The init process starts launchd, then launchd starts the scripts stored in /etc/chron/.

B. The kernel starts launchd, then launchd starts all the other processes involved in startup.

C. launchd starts the init process, then init starts all the other processes involved in startup.

D. The init process starts launchd, then launchd starts the items stored in the StartupItems folder.

Answer: B