QUESTION: 37

You purchased a signed SSL certificate from a trusted CA and added it to your OS X Server computer. When you look at the certificate in Keychain Access, you see the message below."Certificate authority's root certificate not trusted by your computer".Which step is MOST LIKELY to solve the problem?

Create a new certificate signing request for the server.
Install the intermediate certificate from the trusted CA in the server's system keychain.
Verify that you pasted in the new certificate correctly when you added it using Server app.
Install the trusted CA's private key in the server's system keychain.

Answer(s): D

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QUESTION: 38

A user account was accidentally deleted in OS X Server. You create a new account with the same short name for the user. The user logs in to the file service running on the server, but cannot access many of the files and folders that were accessible from the old account.
What is a LIKELY reason for this behavior?

Repair Permissions has been performed on the volume.
An ACE on the server allowed access to the files and folders based on the UID of the original account.
An ACE on the server allowed access to the files and folders based on the GUID of the original account.
Repair Permissions has NOT been performed on the volume.

Answer(s): C

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