QUESTION: 1

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

In Workgroup Manager, select the group, click Preferences and click the Delete (-) button.
In the Profiles pane in System Preferences, select the profile, and click the Remove (-) button.
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.
In Server app, select the group, click the Edit (pencil) button in the Group pane, and deselect Manage.
In the Profiles tab in Device Manager, select the OS X Mavericks computer, select Profiles, select the group, and click the Delete (-) button.

Answer(s): B,E

You configured the Time Machine service on a computer with OS X Server to store backup data on the Data volume. Later you configure the service to store the backup data on a larger volume named Backup Data. How is the backup data handled after the switch to the new backup volume?

The next time users back up, new and changed files are backed up to the new volume, along with aliases pointing to the data on the old volume.
The next time users back up, all their files are backed up to the new volume.
Users are presented with a dialog asking which volume they want to use to store their backup data.
OS X Server copies the existing backup data from the old volume to the new volume.

Answer(s): B

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