Apple Certified Support Professional macOS 11 Cert Prep: 3 Data Management

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01.01-storage hardware.mp4

19:35

01.02-file systems.mp4

17:41

01.03-file system maintenance.mp4

20:22

01.04-filevault disk encryption.mp4

19:14

01.05-archives and disk images.mp4

18:13

01.06-default file permissions.mp4

09:50

01.07-customizing permissions.mp4

19:14

01.08-special file permissions.mp4

20:49

01.09-aliases and links.mp4

14:42

01.10-hidden files.mp4

19:15

01.11-understanding file domains.mp4

19:09

Ex Files Apple Cert Support Pro macOS 11 3.zip

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Are you currently a macOS administrator, aspiring to become one, or preparing for the Apple Certified Support Professional (ACSP) certification exam? If so, this course can help you master information you’ll need about data management in macOS. With a user-friendly, two-host format, ITProTV shows you several methods for managing your data, keeping it secure, and setting permissions. This course covers storage hardware, file systems, and file system maintenance. It explains FileVault disk encryption and the differences between archives and disk images. The course explains default file permissions, then goes into how you can customize permissions and set special file permissions. After going over aliases, links, and hidden files and folders, the course concludes with the four file domains in macOS and the purpose of each domain.

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