A user named Robert has an existing user account. The user name associated with his account is Robert. Robert wants to use Bob as his user name when accessing some of the services provided by a Mac running OS X Server. How can you accommodate his request?
A. In Workgroup Manager, click Settings and add a rule to the Services list that substitutes Bob in place of Robert.
B. In Workgroup Manager, create a new user with the user name Bob. Select the Robert account, and add the new Bob account to the list in the Aliases pane.
C. In Server app, go to the Advanced Options pane for Robert’s account, and add Bob as an alias.
D. In Server app, add a rule to the Services list in the Settings pane that substitutes Bob in place of Robert.
Answer:C
A user named Robert has an existing user account. The user name associated with his account is Robert. Robert wants to use Bob as his user name when accessing some of the services provided by a Mac running OS X Server. How can you accommodate his request?
A. In Workgroup Manager, click Settings and add a rule to the Services list that substitutes Bob in place of Robert. B. In Workgroup Manager, create a new user with the user name Bob. Select the Robert account, and add the new Bob account to the list in the Aliases pane. C. In Server app, go to the Advanced Options pane for Robert’s account, and add Bob as an alias. D. In Server app, add a rule to the Services list in the Settings pane that substitutes Bob in place of Robert.