Free Apple 9L0-412 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

You upgrade a Snow Leopard Mac that has legacy FileVault encryption to Mountain Lion. If a user forgets his login password, how can you help him regain access to his encrypted home folder?

• 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.At the Login Window, enter an incorrect password three times in a row. When the "forgot your password" dialog appears, click the Arrow next to Master Password. Enter the master password, and then reset the user account password.
• C.At the Login Window, enter an incorrect password three times in a row. When the "forgot your password" dialog appears, click the Arrow next to Apple I Enter the user's Apple ID, and then reset the user account password.
• D.Log in to the admin user account, open Users & Groups preferences, click Reset Password, enter the admin password, and then reset the user account password.

If you did not store the recovery key with Apple, and you lose the FileVault-enabled account passwords AND the recovery key, there is no way to recover user data on a FileVault-encrypted volume.

• A.False
• B.True

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

• A.provide support for Spotlight searches
• B.protect volume structure integrity in cases of unexpected shutdown
• C.provide support for resource forks, extended attributes, and metadata
• D.provide a backup of user files

Which process will let you start up a Mac in target disk mode?

• A.Start up from the OS X Recovery partition, choose Target Disk Mode from the Startup Disk menu, and restart the Mac.
• B.Hold down the S key on the keyboard while the Mac starts up, then enter the command reboot target.
• C.Open the Startup Disk preferences, click Target Disk Mode, and then click Restart.
• D.Hold down the Option key on the keyboard as the Mac starts up, until a dialog appears, then select Target Disk Mode from the dialog.

Review the screenshot of the My Account pane of Users & Groups preferences, and then answer the question below.

An OS X Mountain Lion computer has three local users configured as shown above. Bill Sykes has lost the password to his account. Which procedure will let you reset his password?

• A.Log in as Chris, open Directory preferences and enable the root user, then authenticate as the root user in Users & Groups preferences, and then reset Bill Sykes' password.
• B.Log in as Bill Sykes using the root password, open Users & Groups preferences, and then reset his password.
• C.Restart the Mac from the OS X Recovery partition, open Terminal from the Utilities menu, type resetpassword and press Return to open the Reset Password utility, and then reset his password.
• D.Log in as Chris, open Reset Password from the Utilities folder, and then reset Bill Sykes' password.