Linux+ Help needed

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I am relatively new working with Linux. I am studying for my Linux+ certification and currently working from the Robb Tracy Cert book. The frustrating thing is the lack of labs available to help cement what I am studying. All I feel like I am doing is just taking notes. I want to be able to apply what the book is teaching. I have different flavors of Linux set up in my home lab that I have been working with. My question to everyone is do they have any suggestions on what else i can use to help prepare for the exam?
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But at the same time, currently everything I'm learning about Linux I test out.
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Try danscourses if you are using testout.
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If you have the money I'd definitely go with Linux academy though. They have excellent training.
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I support Red Hat on a daily basis. I have been around Linux for a long time, but none of it has been Debian flavored. I signed up for the Linux Academy through:
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I took advantage of one of their many discount offers. Recently I have been instructed to get my Sec+ CE and Linux+. I finished off the requirements for Sec+ CE, now I am on to Linux+. I have been supporting RH here for a year and a half, but all of a sudden I need this cert. Anyway, I am going through the Linux Academy stuff. The Debian Based Package Management will be helpfor for the test, but not in my day to day job. We use two OSes here. Red Hat Enterprise Linx 6.5 and Suse running on a Cray. Pretty senseless for me to be forced to learn this, but that is what happens in the DOD environment. Same with Sec+. Most of it was Windows and I don't support Windows, nor do I do anything with wireless or the network. That job belongs to others.
I found it a big help to go get virtualbox and install Unbuntu inside the vm so I can play with it. I also like to play with the command to truly understand. I would do the man page of various commands and then do various switches to see what they do.
I am also a fan of professor messer info/videos.
The best I could add was find sample tests to go over.
I was wondering if you guys recommend investing into a cheap Linux box to fully grasp the linux CLI? Because, atm all my experience has been in class about a couple of years ago. I don't know how much I'd retain just reading a book and doing small labs via the WGU coursework.
Or, would you guys recommend just using a bootup distro (flash / DVD) on my notebook?...
Required (38u): C698, C247, C484, C483, C176 , C179, C299, C435, C436
Completed(12u): ORA1, CUV1, CRV1, CTV1
Transferred (68u): CLC1, TCP1, C393, C394, BVC1, IWT1, C278, INC1, WFV1, DJV1, TBP1, AGC1, EUC1, C132, EUP1, C277, IWC1, CJC1, DHV1, C164, C173
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This is true, I installed Linux in a laptop I was not using and make it work right gave me a lot of experience, it is good in a daily basics.
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