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focuses on troubleshooting, security, and operating system knowledge relevant to IT support roles. The exam covers topics like Windows OS issues, PC security, malware removal, and mobile OS and application management
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Unix A. Proprietary OS B. Open-source OS - ✔✔A. Proprietary OS Linux A. Proprietary OS B. Open-source OS - ✔✔B. Open-source OS Unix & Linux systems are usually managed remotely using A. Secure Shell (TCP Port 22 ) B. Remote Desktop Protocol (TCP 3389 )) - ✔✔A. Secure Shell (TCP Port 22 ) Match: Keychain A. Secrets store (passwords, certificates) B. System search C. File mgmt - ✔✔Keychain = A. Secrets store (passwords, certificates) Match:
Spotlight A. Secrets store (passwords, certificates) B. System search C. File mgmt - ✔✔Spotlight = B. System search Match: Finder A. Secrets store (passwords, certificates) B. System search C. File mgmt - ✔✔Finder = C. File mgmt Match: FileVault A. Disk encryption B. Command line C. Backup D. Multiple desktops (virtual displays) - ✔✔FileVault = A. Disk encryption Match: Terminal A. Disk encryption B. Command line
Match macOS Terminal Command Line commands pwd A. List directories and files B. Print working directory C. Set file syst permissions - ✔✔pwd = B. Print working directory Match macOS Terminal Command Line commands chmod A. List directories and files B. Print working directory C. Set file syst permissions - ✔✔chmod = C. Set file syst permissions Match macOS Terminal Command Line commands sudo A. Run command w elevated root privileges B. Start text editor C. Change directory D. Make directory - ✔✔sudo = A. Run command w elevated root privileges Match macOS Terminal Command Line commands nano
A. Run command w elevated root privileges B. Start text editor C. Change directory D. Make directory - ✔✔nano = B. Start text editor Match jailbreaking methods to their descriptions Tethered A. Full device access until next device boot (until next time u restart device) B. Full device access between device boots (so even if reboot, still jailbroken) C. Reqs a jailbreaking tool for patched kernel startup via a cpu or an app - ✔✔Tethered = A. Full device access until next device boot (until next time u restart device) Match jailbreaking methods to their descriptions Untethered A. Full device access until next device boot (until next time u restart device) B. Full device access between device boots (so even if reboot, still jailbroken) C. Reqs a jailbreaking tool for patched kernel startup via a cpu or an app - ✔✔Untethered = B. Full device access between device boots (so even if booted down and backup, still jailbroken) Match jailbreaking methods to their descriptions Semi-tethering and untethering A. Full device access until next device boot (until next time u restart device)
What is the default local username created w a fresh Windows Server 2019 installation? A. Admin B. Administrator C. Root D. Super - ✔✔B. Administrator What is the purpose of WSUS? A. Schedule updates on individual Windows hosts B. Distribute Windows updates to internal clients C. Enabling website download via an intranet web site D. Enforce Group Policy security settings What does WSUS stand for? - ✔✔WSUS = Windows Server Update Services B. Distribute Windows updates to internal clients Match: FAT 32 A. 8 petabyte (PB) max volume size (depends on OS version) B. 8 TB max partition size C. 4 GB max file size - ✔✔FAT 32 = B. 8 TB max partition size C. 4 GB max file size
Match: FAT 32 A. Supported by Windows, Linux, macOS C. The Windows version doesnt support local file syst permissions, compression, or encryption - ✔✔FAT 32 A. Supported by Windows, Linux, macOS C. The Windows version doesnt support local file syst permissions, compression, or encryption Match: New Tech File Syst (NTFS) A. 8 petabyte (PB) max volume size (depends on OS version) B. 8 TB max partition size C. 4 GB max file size - ✔✔