Apple OS X Server Essentials 10.9 Sample Questions:

1. You have just installed and configured OS X Server on a Mavericks computer. How do you acquire an SSL certificate from a trusted CA?

A) Use a self-signed certificate to generate a certificate signing request (CSR), then send the CSR to a trusted CA, and the CA will generate and send you a signed SSL certificate.
B) Configure a CA using the open ssl command, and then create and sign a certificate signing request (CSR); use Certificate Assistant to convert this CSR in the system keychain to a certificate.
C) Create a certificate signing request (CSR) using the open ssl command, and then use the CSR to create and sign an SSL certificate.
D) Use a certificate signing request file to generate a self-signed certificate, then send the self-signed certificate to a trusted CA, and the CA will generate and send you a signed SSL certificate.

2. After changing the permissions on the share point, what access will Pat have to the Reports folderin the share point?

A) Read & Write
B) None
C) Read-only
D) Write-only

3. Which protocol does the Messages service in OS X Server use to send messages?

A) SMP (Symmetric Messaging Protocol)
B) XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol)
C) IRC (Internet Relay Chat)
D) AIMP (AOL Instant Messaging Protocol)

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

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

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

A) 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.
B) In the Profiles pane in System Preferences, select the profile, and click the Remove (-) button.
C) In Server app, select the group, click the Edit (pencil) button in the Group pane, and deselect Manage.
D) In Workgroup Manager, select the group, click Preferences and click the Delete (-) 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.

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