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El. knyga: macOS Support Essentials 11 - Apple Pro Training Series: Supporting and Troubleshooting macOS Big Sur

  • Formatas: 992 pages
  • Serija: Apple Pro Training
  • Išleidimo metai: 08-Mar-2021
  • Leidėjas: Peachpit Press Publications
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780137345878
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  • Formatas: 992 pages
  • Serija: Apple Pro Training
  • Išleidimo metai: 08-Mar-2021
  • Leidėjas: Peachpit Press Publications
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780137345878
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macOS Support Essentials 11, the official book for macOS support, is a top-notch primer for anyone who needs to support, troubleshoot, or optimize macOS Big Sur. This is the only Apple Pro Training Series book that covers Big Sur. Students will find in-depth, step-by-step instructions on everything from upgrading, updating, reinstalling and configuring macOS Big Sur to setting-up network services like the Content Caching service. Focused lessons take students step by step through practical, real-world tasks, and authoritative explanations of underlying technologies, troubleshooting, system administration, and much more are provided. 

The Apple-Certified Way to Learn


macOS Support Essentials 11, the official book for macOS support, is a top-notch primer for anyone who needs to support, troubleshoot, or optimize macOS Big Sur, such as IT professionals, technicians, help desk specialists, and ardent Mac users. This is the only Apple Pro Training Series book that covers Big Sur. You’ll find in-depth, step-by-step instructions on everything from upgrading, updating, reinstalling and configuring macOS Big Sur to setting-up network services like the Content Caching service.


This book covers updated system utilities and new features in macOS Big Sur, including security and privacy enhancements, Control Center and Notification Center, Safari, system extensions, macOS Recovery, Startup Security Utility, and the Signed System Volume (SSV).


This book includes the following content:
  • Authoritative explanations of underlying technologies, troubleshooting, system administration, and much more
  • Focused lessons that take you step by step through practical, real-world tasks
  • A Web Edition that provides the full text of the book online

The Apple Pro Training Series is Apple’s official self-paced learning resource. Books in this series offer downloadable lesson files and an online version of the book. Additional information on this and other books in this series can be found at www.peachpit.com/apple. For more on certification, visit training.apple.com.

About This Guide xv
Installation and Configuration
Lesson 1 Introduction to macOS
3(12)
Reference 1.1 macOS Big Sur 11
3(1)
Reference 1.2 What's New in macOS Big Sur
4(7)
Reference 1.3 Use macOS Help
11(2)
Reference 1.4 Review macOS History
13(2)
Lesson 2 Update, Upgrade, or Reinstall macOS
15(30)
Reference 2.1 macOS Installation Methods
15(2)
Reference 2.2 Prepare to Upgrade or Reinstall macOS
17(8)
Reference 2.3 Upgrade or Install macOS
25(2)
Reference 2.4 Troubleshoot Installation Issues
27(18)
Exercise 2.1 Prepare a Mac for Upgrade
29(5)
Exercise 2.2 Upgrade to macOS Big Sur
34(5)
Exercise 2.3 Erase a Mac and Install macOS Big Sur
39(4)
Exercise 2.4 Verify That macOS Is Installed Correctly
43(2)
Lesson 3 Set Up and Configure macOS
45(52)
Reference 3.1 Configure a Mac with a New Installation of macOS Big Sur
45(11)
Reference 3.2 Manage System Settings
56(41)
Exercise 3.1 Configure a Mac for Exercises
73(4)
Exercise 3.2 Configure System Preferences
77(9)
Exercise 3.3 Download Student Materials
86(3)
Exercise 3.4 Install a Configuration Profile
89(4)
Exercise 3.5 Examine System Information
93(4)
Lesson 4 Use the Command-Line Interface
97(32)
Reference 4.1 CLI Basics
97(9)
Reference 4.2 CLI Navigation
106(3)
Reference 4.3 Manipulate Files in the CLI
109(3)
Reference 4.4 Manage macOS from the CLI
112(1)
Reference 4.5 Command-Line Tips and Tricks
113(16)
Exercise 4.1 Command-Line Navigation
115(4)
Exercise 4.2 Manage Files and Folders with Commands
119(10)
Lesson 5 Use macOS Recovery
129(32)
Reference 5.1 Start Up from macOS Recovery
130(5)
Reference 5.2 Use macOS Recovery
135(1)
Reference 5.3 Secure Startup
136(10)
Reference 5.4 Create a Bootable Installer for macOS
146(15)
Exercise 5.1 Use macOS Recovery
147(6)
Exercise 5.2 Create a macOS Install Disk
153(8)
Lesson 6 Update macOS
161(20)
Reference 6.1 Automatic Software Updates
161(12)
Reference 6.2 Use MDM to Install macOS Updates
173(1)
Reference 6.3 Examine Installation History
173(8)
Exercise 6.1 Use Automatic Software Update
174(7)
User Accounts
Lesson 7 Manage User Accounts
181(48)
Reference 7.1 User Accounts
181(9)
Reference 7.2 Configure User Accounts
190(4)
Reference 7.3 Restrict Local User Access with Screen Time
194(8)
Reference 7.4 Configure Login and Fast User Switching
202(27)
Exercise 7.1 Create a Standard User Account
210(9)
Exercise 7.2 Manage a User Account Using Screen Time
219(10)
Lesson 8 Manage User Home Folders
229(24)
Reference 8.1 User Home Folders
229(8)
Reference 8.2 Delete User Accounts and Preserve Their Home Folder Contents
237(1)
Reference 8.3 Migrate and Restore Home Folders
238(15)
Exercise 8.1 Restore a Deleted User Account
243(10)
Lesson 9 Manage Security and Privacy
253(58)
Reference 9.1 Password Security
253(3)
Reference 9.2 Manage Secrets in Keychains
256(6)
Reference 9.3 Use iCloud Keychain
262(2)
Reference 9.4 Manage Systemwide Security
264(3)
Reference 9.5 Manage User Privacy
267(11)
Reference 9.6 Use Find My
278(9)
Reference 9.7 Protect Your Mac with Activation Lock
287(2)
Reference 9.8 Approve Legacy System Extensions
289(2)
Reference 9.9 Approve System Extensions
291(2)
Reference 9.10 Lock Your Screen
293(18)
Exercise 9.1 Manage Keychains
295(10)
Exercise 9.2 Allow Apps to Access Your Data
305(6)
Lesson 10 Manage Password Changes
311(28)
Reference 10.1 Change Known Passwords
311(2)
Reference 10.2 Reset Lost Passwords
313(6)
Reference 10.3 Manage User Keychains
319(20)
Exercise 10.1 Reset Account Passwords in macOS Recovery
323(3)
Exercise 10.2 Reset Account Passwords
326(3)
Exercise 10.3 Observe Automatic Login Keychain Creation
329(10)
File Systems
Lesson 11 Manage File Systems and Storage
339(42)
Reference 11.1 File Systems
340(13)
Reference 11.2 Mount, Unmount, and Eject Disks
353(3)
Reference 11.3 Inspect File-System Components
356(4)
Reference 11.4 Manage File Systems
360(4)
Reference 11.5 Troubleshoot File Systems
364(17)
Exercise 11.1 View Disk and Volume Information
369(6)
Exercise 11.2 Erase a Storage Device
375(3)
Exercise 11.3 Repair Volumes in Recovery Mode
378(3)
Lesson 12 Manage FileVault
381(12)
Reference 12.1 FileVault Introduction
381(3)
Reference 12.2 Turn On FileVault
384(9)
Exercise 12.1 Restart a File Vault-Protected Mac
388(2)
Exercise 12.2 Use a FileVault Recovery Key
390(3)
Lesson 13 Manage Permissions and Sharing
393(28)
Reference 13.1 File-System Permissions
393(7)
Reference 13.2 Examine Permissions for Sharing
400(5)
Reference 13.3 Manage Permissions
405(16)
Exercise 13.1 Create Items with Default Permissions
410(6)
Exercise 13.2 Test Permissions Changes
416(5)
Lesson 14 Use Hidden Items, Shortcuts, and File Archives
421(22)
Reference 14.1 Examine Hidden Items
421(4)
Reference 14.2 Examine Packages
425(2)
Reference 14.3 Use File-System Shortcuts
427(5)
Reference 14.4 Use File Archives
432(11)
Exercise 14.1 Navigate Hidden Items
437(6)
Data Management
Lesson 15 Manage System Resources
443(20)
Reference 15.1 macOS File Resources
443(7)
Reference 15.2 System Integrity Protection
450(2)
Reference 15.3 Manage Font Resources
452(11)
Exercise 15.1 Manage Font Resources
453(10)
Lesson 16 Use Metadata, Siri, and Spotlight
463(30)
Reference 16.1 File-System Metadata
463(7)
Reference 16.2 Siri and Spotlight
470(23)
Exercise 16.1 Examine File Metadata
487(6)
Lesson 17 Manage Time Machine
493(30)
Reference 17.1 About Time Machine
493(3)
Reference 17.2 Configure Time Machine
496(10)
Reference 17.3 Restore Files
506(17)
Exercise 17.1 Configure Time Machine
511(5)
Exercise 17.2 Restore Using Time Machine
516(7)
Apps and Processes
Lesson 18 Install Apps
523(42)
Reference 18.1 The App Store
523(12)
Reference 18.2 App Security
535(7)
Reference 18.3 Install Apps Using Software Packages and Drag-and-Drop
542(4)
Reference 18.4 Remove Installed Software
546(19)
Exercise 18.1 Install an App from the App Store
546(6)
Exercise 18.2 Use an Installer Package
552(3)
Exercise 18.3 Drag and Drop to Install an App
555(7)
Exercise 18.4 Remove Apps
562(3)
Lesson 19 Manage Files
565(60)
Reference 19.1 Open Files
565(14)
Reference 19.2 Save Documents
579(9)
Reference 19.3 Manage Automatic Resume
588(2)
Reference 19.4 Store Documents in iCloud
590(14)
Reference 19.5 Optimize Local Storage
604(21)
Exercise 19.1 Use Alternate Apps
608(6)
Exercise 19.2 Practice Auto Save and Versions
614(3)
Exercise 19.3 Manage Document Locking
617(2)
Exercise 19.4 Store Documents in iCloud
619(6)
Lesson 20 Manage and Troubleshoot Apps
625(58)
Reference 20.1 Apps and Processes
625(8)
Reference 20.2 Manage App Extensions
633(12)
Reference 20.3 Monitor Apps and Processes
645(6)
Reference 20.4 Troubleshoot Apps
651(32)
Exercise 20.1 Force Apps to Quit
667(5)
Exercise 20.2 Troubleshoot Preferences
672(5)
Exercise 20.3 Examine Logs
677(6)
Network Configuration
Lesson 21 Manage Basic Network Settings
683(24)
Reference 21.1 Network Terminology
683(3)
Reference 21.2 Network Activity
686(4)
Reference 21.3 Configure Basic Network Settings
690(17)
Exercise 21.1 Connect to a Wi-Fi Network
699(5)
Exercise 21.2 Monitor Network Connectivity
704(3)
Lesson 22 Manage Advanced Network Settings
707(40)
Reference 22.1 Manage Network Locations
707(3)
Reference 22.2 Network Interfaces and Protocols
710(5)
Reference 22.3 Manage Network Service Interfaces
715(4)
Reference 22.4 Configure VPN Settings
719(5)
Reference 22.5 Configure Advanced Network Settings
724(23)
Exercise 22.1 Configure Network Locations
736(6)
Exercise 22.2 Advanced Wi-Fi Configuration
742(5)
Lesson 23 Troubleshoot Network Issues
747(24)
Reference 23.1 Troubleshoot General Network Issues
747(6)
Reference 23.2 Use Terminal to Troubleshoot Network Issues
753(18)
Exercise 23.1 Troubleshoot Network Connectivity
761(10)
Network Services
Lesson 24 Manage Network Services
771(42)
Reference 24.1 Network Services
771(4)
Reference 24.2 Configure Network Service Apps
775(13)
Reference 24.3 Connect to File-Sharing Services
788(11)
Reference 24.4 Troubleshoot Network Services
799(14)
Exercise 24.1 Use File-Sharing Services
807(6)
Lesson 25 Manage Host Sharing and Personal Firewall
813(50)
Reference 25.1 Turn On Host-Sharing Services
813(12)
Reference 25.2 Control Remote Computers
825(12)
Reference 25.3 Share Files with AirDrop
837(3)
Reference 25.4 Manage the Personal Firewall
840(5)
Reference 25.5 Troubleshoot Shared Services
845(18)
Exercise 25.1 Use Host-Sharing Services
847(7)
Exercise 25.2 Configure a Personal Firewall
854(9)
System Management
Lesson 26 Troubleshoot Peripherals
863(20)
Reference 26.1 Peripheral Technologies
863(7)
Reference 26.2 Manage Bluetooth Devices
870(7)
Reference 26.3 Troubleshoot Peripheral Issues
877(6)
Exercise 26.1 Examine Peripherals Using System Information
880(3)
Lesson 27 Manage Printers and Scanners
883(38)
Reference 27.1 Printing in macOS
883(2)
Reference 27.2 Configure Printers and Scanners
885(15)
Reference 27.3 Manage Print Jobs
900(6)
Reference 27.4 Troubleshoot Print Issues
906(15)
Exercise 27.1 Configure Printing
908(5)
Exercise 27.2 Manage Printing
913(6)
Exercise 27.3 Troubleshoot Printing
919(2)
Lesson 28 Troubleshoot Startup and System Issues
921(38)
Reference 28.1 System Initialization and Secure Boot
921(10)
Reference 28.2 User Sessions
931(2)
Reference 28.3 Sleep Modes, Logout, and Shutdown
933(9)
Reference 28.4 Modify Startup
942(8)
Reference 28.5 Troubleshoot System Initialization
950(4)
Reference 28.6 Troubleshoot User Sessions
954(5)
Exercise 28.1 Use Safe Mode
956(3)
Index 959
Arek Dreyer, an Apple Certified Trainer since 2002, delivers consulting, training, and integration services for customers around the world who use Apple devices in complicated environments.

Adam Karneboge has been an Apple Certified Trainer since 2003. Adam conducts technical training courses, and delivers consulting, deployment, and integration services to business, enterprise, and education clients. Arek and Adam have written and contributed to numerous Peachpit publications and Apple courses covering topics about macOS and iOS/iPad OS.