HP Aruba Certified Solutions Professional - ACSP Exam Practice Test

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

B. Start up from the Mountain Lion Recovery system partition, and enter the command reboot single in Terminal.

C. Hold down Command-S while the computer restarts.

D. Hold down Shift-Option while the computer restarts.

A. Open Disk Utility from the Utilities folder on the startup volume, select the volume with the home folder, and click Repair Permissions.

B. Start the computer from the OS X Recovery partition, select Password Reset from the OS X Utilities window, select the system volume and the user account, and click Reset.

C. Start the computer from the OS X Recovery partition, open Terminal from the Utilities menu, enter reset password at the prompt, select the system volume and the user account, and click Reset.

D. Select the user home folder in the Finder, choose Get Info, choose Reset Permissions from the action pop-up menu, and authenticate as the user.

A. A user with Read-only permissions to a folder CANNOT rename any files in that folder.

B. A user with Read-only permissions to a folder CANNOT view any files in that folder.

C. A user with Write-only permissions to a folder can rename any file in that folder.

D. A user with Write-only permissions to a folder can delete any file in that folder.

A. The wheel group has Read only access.

B. Everyone has Read & Write access.

C. The staff group has Read & Write access.

D. Everyone has Read only access.

A. In TextEdit, choose Open from the File menu, click iCloud, and then select the document that you want to open.

B. From the iCloud pane of System Preferences, select the TextEdit app and the document that you want to open.

C. In Finder, select iCloud > Open from the Go menu, and then select the TextEdit app and the document that you want to open.

D. From the Applications folder, open the iCloud app, and then select the TextEdit app and document that you want to open.

A. The Installer erases the 10.6.8 OS and installs Mountain Lion. It archives the user accounts, but they can be restored manually.

B. He Installer upgrades the 10.6.8 OS to Mountain Lion. It maintains the user accounts.

C. The Installer archives the 10.6.8 OS and installs Mountain Lion. It maintains the user accounts.

D. The Installer replaces the 10.6.8 OS with Mountain Lion. It archives the user accounts, but they can be restored manually.

A. The Mac will not register any services that are offered via Bonjour.

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

C. The Mac will not respond to incoming connection requests.

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

A. Open Time Machine, use the timeline to reach the appropriate date and time, select the file, and click Restore.

B. 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.

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. 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.

A. True

B. False